Tutoriels/Forcer l'effet de transparence et de flou

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    Pour ceux qui ont envie de flou, voici toutes les informations que vous pouvez avoir.

    Décorations de fenêtres seulement

    You want the terminal to be blurry from top to bottom for example. In this case, you will need to find some window decorations that are transparent. Obviously, you need to make sure the blur is enabled under desktop effects.I don't even use window decorations so can't really recommend a theme for you (achieved that by going to Window DecorationsConfigure Breeze...Windows-Specific Overrides → add a rule with the regular expression .*.

    Window body transparency

    Kvantum

    Installer Kvantum depuis le github de Kvantum. Utiliser le style de composant graphique Kvantum dans Apparence des applicationsStyle de composants graphique. Ensuite choisissez le thème que vous souhaitez utiliser dans l'application Kvantum Engine. Vous pouvez aussi modifier ces configurations ici.

    To get blur install some Kvantum theme with transparency like Materia Blur or Kvglass and choose that as your current theme. More so, to edit the themes you can for example edit the materia colors with something like this:

    sudo sed -i 's/#4285f4/#3daee9/g' MateriaBlur.kvconfig
    sudo sed -i 's/#4285f4/#3daee9/g' MateriaBlur.svg
    

    which will replace the normal color with the Breeze blue. You can do this by also opening a text editor and replace the color as you would normally do.

    Conserver le style Breeze

    There is no need to install Kvantum.

    Create a transparency Kwin rule > make everything unimportant. Thus, it will apply to everything. FORCE the active or inactive opacity to how much you want in the very last tab.

    Create another rule on top of the first that will be an exclusion rule. Separate window titles with |. So for ex conky|pqiv|plasmashell|something. For this one force the opacity to 100%. In case you don't know what window class something has (tho it is usually in the titlebar) you can press ALT+F3More actionsSpecial Window Settings and get the window class or when you create a rule there is a button that will let you click on something to get its properties (detect window properties).

    Install the Kwin script force blur and give it all the windows you want to have blur. Make sure you also read the instructions for it because you need to run 2 commands to be able to actually edit its options. So pretty much everything under .local/share/applications and /usr/share/applications can be added alternatively you can have a script like this and have it runs at startup. The force blur thing does the same thing.

    if [[ $(ps --no-header -p $PPID -o comm) =~ '^yakuake|dolphin$' ]]; then
        for wid in $(xdotool search --pid $PPID); do
           xprop -f _KDE_NET_WM_BLUR_BEHIND_REGION 32c -set _KDE_NET_WM_BLUR_BEHIND_REGION 0 -id $wid;
        done
    fi