About Ubuntu, the Artwork Team have to choose: enable RGBA in Human theme or not. If enabled, only applications supporting this feature will be semi-transient.
It's not a bug, it's not a feature. It's a cabapility of GTK+ libraries that applications and theme engines can use. Most probably GTK+ 3 will normalize the usage of this feature for all GNOME apps.
> In the mean time how can I re-enable transparency in the ubuntu theme? thanks
Open /usr/share/themes/Human/gtk-2.0/gtkrc , find "rgba" option and change its value from FALSE to TRUE.
To be honest, gnome-terminal supports rgba too (well, the only non-console widget in gnome-terminal, i.e. the menubar)
For more info about reasons, status, and future or RGBA in gtk+ and Murrine, see also
http:// www.cimitan. com/blog/ 2007/12/ 12/gtk- rgba-transparen t-widgets- with-the- murrine- engine/ www.cimitan. com/blog/ 2008/02/ 17/rgba- colormap- by-default- in-gtk- call-for- a-coder/
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About Ubuntu, the Artwork Team have to choose: enable RGBA in Human theme or not. If enabled, only applications supporting this feature will be semi-transient.
It's not a bug, it's not a feature. It's a cabapility of GTK+ libraries that applications and theme engines can use. Most probably GTK+ 3 will normalize the usage of this feature for all GNOME apps.
> In the mean time how can I re-enable transparency in the ubuntu theme? thanks
Open /usr/share/ themes/ Human/gtk- 2.0/gtkrc , find "rgba" option and change its value from FALSE to TRUE.
Same for all other Murrine based themes.