Translucent windows (or drawables) are a nice to have feature allowing users to create non rectangular shaped things on the desktop and a more seamless integration w/ the desktop. This is possible using compositing window manager like Windows 7/Vista Aero, X11 XRender/OpenGL KDE, Gnome, etc .. Initial X11/GLX support is commited: dcb0cc571298be90d0db7ad00fef835fe5fdc46d 2501d93d80468b0c38897e99a8eabac08e70e7b4 a4dd1cafd84dc0977fa3d558a6af7f8988f1628b 2f12b219988dd28b1b2c191afc94b7704022a84a Also the little changes to the 'core' code: bbdd6f95687da343bf7a6550c3bc9bb4444116e5 Translucency is triggered just using the Capabilities: caps.setBackgroundOpaque(false); TODO: Windows and OSX .. maybe Android
as noted .. works already for NEWT/X11
Adding Windows (>= Vista ?) translucency support. c8e147620c55ff16e9d687bb36a4374e97e82176
Works on MacOSX and Android as well - closed. OSX: e5ab975727134d8249277f4df707b2b14a7788f3 Android: 6d28a9ed9ff039237775ea133377f8b59ca857c1
*** Bug 358 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
It seems translucency doesn't work on Windows 8 nor Windows 10 (they removed Aero effect in Windows 8 AFAIK). Tried with NEWT.
Alan, you need to file a new followup bug, referencing this one here! Replay status!
(In reply to Sven Gothel from comment #6) > Alan, you need to file a new followup bug, referencing this one here! > > Replay status! Done - See Bug 1232