On November 19, 2003 05:44 pm, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
> gabriel wrote:
> > i saw the coolest thing the other day on another computer running
> > windowmaker.
> >
> > the guy had aterm running in the middle of his screen, but there were no
> > window decorations, no close button -- nothing. just the xterm complete
> > with prompt. he was using it to print debug info and leaving it
> > semi-transparent on his desktop.
> >
> > it looked really cool
> >
> > can kde do this with konsole? or do i have to install aterm? if i have
> > to use aterm, how do i prevent the kde window decorations from appearing
> > around it?
>
> The command to start Konsole with no decorations is:
>
> kstart --type Override konsole
>
> Now, if you want to have it transparent, there are several default Schema
> settings. Look in: "Settings => Schema". You can also get rid of the:
> "Menubar" and: "Scrollbar in the: "Settings" menu. After you delete the:
> "Menubar" you have to right click to set stuff. To get rid of the frame:
> "Settings => Configure Konsole" uncheck the: "Show frame" box and click:
> "Apply". Then click: "Settings => Save Settings" and this is now your
> default, but you still need to use 'kstart' to start it without the
> decorations, so you need to change this in the relevant 'desktop' file.
sweet! thanks!
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