#KITTY settings
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you need an xorg compositor like picom
for opacity to work
you have to run it every time xorg runs
how i can do this in awesome ?
you can edit your .xinitrc if you start via startx
yeah i did
picom --daemon &&
<your wm here>
replace <your wm here> with the command that starts awesomewm
umm isn't it just awesome in .xinitrc?
no its startx im pretty sure about it
yes, startx is the command that makes use of your .xinitrc
but in .xinitrc is where you set the list of the commands to start including the wm
okk i'll check that i have to go through nvim .xinitrc and check it ?
yes
picom --daemon &&
exec awesome
and then startx, see if kitty and picom is working properly
where located my xinitrc ?
~/.xinitrc
but i have seen that picom put low opacity to all
app
but i only want it on kitty
you need a compositor that handles window transparency, picom most likely has an option where you can set rules