picom wont follow my opacity rule and its making me depressed
here it is
"30:class_g = 'firefox'"
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#picom config tomfuckery
mighty charm
picom config tomfuckery
pain
ruby talon
@mighty charm capital f
mighty charm
<@732968248479449148> capital f
oh no i was just inputting random programs, just tried that, still didnt work
if it helps the program im actually tryna do it with is alacritty?
mighty charm
mighty charm
<@732968248479449148> rm -rf that config
i tried it, but it then went on to do a Whole Lot of Jackshit™️
ruby talon
@mighty charm screenshot it please
mighty charm
ruby talon
@mighty charm screenshot picom -b
mighty charm
im using picom-git from aur if that helps?
ruby talon
mine is stable
yay -Rns picom-git
yay -S picom
then show me your .xinitrc then reboot
ruby talon
@mighty charm what wm are you on?
mighty charm
i3!
ruby talon
@mighty charm is this your first wm?
mighty charm
ye!
ruby talon
mighty charm
i kinda....got everything here now tho and i dont feel like installing everything and configing everything again
also id like to learn how to work with tiling
ruby talon
@mighty charm then add picom -b to your i3 startup
mighty charm
<@732968248479449148> then add picom -b to your i3 startup
should i add exec always and no startup id aswell
ruby talon
mighty charm
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hoary girder
Why are u using the aur?
I use i3 too btw, when you type picom in terminal what do you see?
@mighty charm
hoary girder
should i add exec always and no startup id aswell
its all in the docs, you can just use exec
with --no-startup-id so that you dont get the loading cursor on starup
Another thing is that you can tell the class of a window using xprop, just type xprop in terminal and press in the window. The class will be the second string after WM_CLASS