Transparent xterm??

I'm back to playing with fluxbox.... now how do I get a transparent xterm?

[di||itante]

not sure but I can get you a transparent Eterm. :-)

mike

[jme]

I always had problems getting xterm to become transparent in fluxbox, and was only ever able to achieve it with aterm.

The command for that is:

aterm -sr -tr -fg white -sh 40 -bg black +sb

Have you tried man xterm for the arguments to get the xterm transparent?

HTH

Jamie

[Stween]

xterm's do transparency?! Never knew that :P I've always used Eterms, but they come attached with a number of dependencies if memory serves. aterms, I think, are a little more lightweight.

No, I think I was thinking a or eterm.