How can I get a grayscale effect in Kubuntu 18.04 using KWin?
How can I use KWin to obtain a grayscale effect in Kubuntu 18.04?
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How can I use KWin to obtain a grayscale effect in Kubuntu 18.04?
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How can I use KWin to obtain a grayscale effect in Kubuntu 18.04?
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How can I use KWin to obtain a grayscale effect in Kubuntu 18.04?
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kubuntu kwin
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Murat Çileli has developed
KWin Grayscale Effect which, according to this reddit thread is
a fullscreen, configurable grayscale effect for KWin / KDE
If you want this effect,
Download the tar and extract it.
Run
sudo cp -r kwin4_effect_grayscale /usr/share/kwin/effectsRun
sudo cp kwin4_effect_grayscale.desktop /usr/share/kservices5/kwinAnd edit the [Plugins] section of
~/.config/kwinrcto havekwin4_effect_grayscaleEnabled=trueon its own line. In case the [Plugins] section is missing from yourkwinrc, just add it.
To test it for the first time, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior. In there, open Desktop Effects. You should see Grayscale in the Appearance section. Toggle it a couple of times, and you'll see the grayscale effect at work.
Grayscale off:
Grayscale on:
Further configuration is possible. From the gitlab link:
A configuration file should be placed in /usr/share/kwin/effects/kwin4_effect_grayscale/contents/config/main.xml.
And available parameters are:
ApplyInactiveWindowsOnly (boolean) : Effect applies to inactive windows only if it's set true.
ExcludePanels (boolean) : Effect does not apply to panels if it's set true.
EffectStrength (integer): Effect strength by percentage (%).
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Murat Çileli has developed
KWin Grayscale Effect which, according to this reddit thread is
a fullscreen, configurable grayscale effect for KWin / KDE
If you want this effect,
Download the tar and extract it.
Run
sudo cp -r kwin4_effect_grayscale /usr/share/kwin/effectsRun
sudo cp kwin4_effect_grayscale.desktop /usr/share/kservices5/kwinAnd edit the [Plugins] section of
~/.config/kwinrcto havekwin4_effect_grayscaleEnabled=trueon its own line. In case the [Plugins] section is missing from yourkwinrc, just add it.
To test it for the first time, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior. In there, open Desktop Effects. You should see Grayscale in the Appearance section. Toggle it a couple of times, and you'll see the grayscale effect at work.
Grayscale off:
Grayscale on:
Further configuration is possible. From the gitlab link:
A configuration file should be placed in /usr/share/kwin/effects/kwin4_effect_grayscale/contents/config/main.xml.
And available parameters are:
ApplyInactiveWindowsOnly (boolean) : Effect applies to inactive windows only if it's set true.
ExcludePanels (boolean) : Effect does not apply to panels if it's set true.
EffectStrength (integer): Effect strength by percentage (%).
answered Sep 17 '18 at 13:49
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Murat Çileli has developed
KWin Grayscale Effect which, according to this reddit thread is
a fullscreen, configurable grayscale effect for KWin / KDE
If you want this effect,
Download the tar and extract it.
Run
sudo cp -r kwin4_effect_grayscale /usr/share/kwin/effectsRun
sudo cp kwin4_effect_grayscale.desktop /usr/share/kservices5/kwinAnd edit the [Plugins] section of
~/.config/kwinrcto havekwin4_effect_grayscaleEnabled=trueon its own line. In case the [Plugins] section is missing from yourkwinrc, just add it.
To test it for the first time, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior. In there, open Desktop Effects. You should see Grayscale in the Appearance section. Toggle it a couple of times, and you'll see the grayscale effect at work.
Grayscale off:
Grayscale on:
Further configuration is possible. From the gitlab link:
A configuration file should be placed in /usr/share/kwin/effects/kwin4_effect_grayscale/contents/config/main.xml.
And available parameters are:
ApplyInactiveWindowsOnly (boolean) : Effect applies to inactive windows only if it's set true.
ExcludePanels (boolean) : Effect does not apply to panels if it's set true.
EffectStrength (integer): Effect strength by percentage (%).
answered Sep 17 '18 at 13:49
DK BoseDK Bose
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Murat Çileli has developed
KWin Grayscale Effect which, according to this reddit thread is
a fullscreen, configurable grayscale effect for KWin / KDE
If you want this effect,
Download the tar and extract it.
Run
sudo cp -r kwin4_effect_grayscale /usr/share/kwin/effectsRun
sudo cp kwin4_effect_grayscale.desktop /usr/share/kservices5/kwinAnd edit the [Plugins] section of
~/.config/kwinrcto havekwin4_effect_grayscaleEnabled=trueon its own line. In case the [Plugins] section is missing from yourkwinrc, just add it.
To test it for the first time, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior. In there, open Desktop Effects. You should see Grayscale in the Appearance section. Toggle it a couple of times, and you'll see the grayscale effect at work.
Grayscale off:
Grayscale on:
Further configuration is possible. From the gitlab link:
A configuration file should be placed in /usr/share/kwin/effects/kwin4_effect_grayscale/contents/config/main.xml.
And available parameters are:
ApplyInactiveWindowsOnly (boolean) : Effect applies to inactive windows only if it's set true.
ExcludePanels (boolean) : Effect does not apply to panels if it's set true.
EffectStrength (integer): Effect strength by percentage (%).
answered Sep 17 '18 at 13:49
DK BoseDK Bose
13.5k124083
Murat Çileli has developed
KWin Grayscale Effect which, according to this reddit thread is
a fullscreen, configurable grayscale effect for KWin / KDE
If you want this effect,
Download the tar and extract it.
Run
sudo cp -r kwin4_effect_grayscale /usr/share/kwin/effectsRun
sudo cp kwin4_effect_grayscale.desktop /usr/share/kservices5/kwinAnd edit the [Plugins] section of
~/.config/kwinrcto havekwin4_effect_grayscaleEnabled=trueon its own line. In case the [Plugins] section is missing from yourkwinrc, just add it.
To test it for the first time, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior. In there, open Desktop Effects. You should see Grayscale in the Appearance section. Toggle it a couple of times, and you'll see the grayscale effect at work.
Grayscale off:
Grayscale on:
Further configuration is possible. From the gitlab link:
A configuration file should be placed in /usr/share/kwin/effects/kwin4_effect_grayscale/contents/config/main.xml.
And available parameters are:
ApplyInactiveWindowsOnly (boolean) : Effect applies to inactive windows only if it's set true.
ExcludePanels (boolean) : Effect does not apply to panels if it's set true.
EffectStrength (integer): Effect strength by percentage (%).
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