#21 2017-03-22 22:54:10

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Re: [SOLVED] Terminal not transparent and doesn't display any image.

^ NO!! the sed commmand is to remove those switches from the line in the script. You are now trying to replace nothing with...nothing. Just open the file and edit it manually, if you aren't going to run the sed line that was given to you.

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Re: [SOLVED] Terminal not transparent and doesn't display any image.

Just to confirm, the command should be,

sed -i 's///' ~/bin/bl-compositor

after removing the " --vsync opengl" flag

No, sorry, I meant that the `sed` command would remove the flag for you — if you have removed the flag with a text editor instead then do not use that command.

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Re: [SOLVED] Terminal not transparent and doesn't display any image.

No, sorry, I meant that the `sed` command would remove the flag for you — if you have removed the flag with a text editor instead then do not use that command.

^ NO!! the sed commmand is to remove those switches from the line in the script. You are now trying to replace nothing with...nothing. Just open the file and edit it manually, if you aren't going to run the sed line that was given to you.

Oh I see.. Good that I asked. I did as you suggested using the command line as suggested. I logged off and logged back in and terminal is now transparent. Thank you to both of you!

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