Created attachment 1082675 [details] Example of problem Description of problem: --- GNOME Terminal's transparency setting is completely broken under GNOME running under Wayland. How reproducible: --- Always Steps to Reproduce: --- 1. Open GNOME terminal. 2. Go to the "Profiles" tab of the Preferences window and Edit a profile. 3. Enable background transparency (via the "Colors" tab of the "Editing Profile" window.) Actual results: --- Terminal is rendered with artifacts, sometimes with working transparency, other times not. Expected results: --- Terminal background becomes transparent and correctly alpha-blended as it does under X11. Additional info: --- See attachment for example.
Duplicate of bug 1207943 ? Note, there is no transparency in gnome-terminal upstream AFAIK, this is a patch added downstream that breaks things with Wayland.
(In reply to Olivier Fourdan from comment #1) > Duplicate of bug 1207943 ? > > Note, there is no transparency in gnome-terminal upstream AFAIK, this is a > patch added downstream that breaks things with Wayland. Sorry, I didn't find that when I first filed. Marking as dupe. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1207943 ***