This adds a profile setting to change the terminal frame color, and optional glossiness and a profile setting to control that. This simply adds the reflected terminal text to the frame color, as you would expect.
The frame color is set to #FFFFFF and the glossiness to 0 by default, so this shouldn't affect existing profiles. Though if you set the frame color/glossiness and then load an old profile without these settings stored in it, it won't touch them (while still changing all the stuff it has settings for).
For that shiny look!
This adds a profile setting to change the terminal frame color, and optional glossiness and a profile setting to control that. This simply adds the reflected terminal text to the frame color, as you would expect.
The frame color is set to #FFFFFF and the glossiness to 0 by default, so this shouldn't affect existing profiles. Though if you set the frame color/glossiness and then load an old profile without these settings stored in it, it won't touch them (while still changing all the stuff it has settings for).


I checked out your repo hoping to get a solution for this, but it didn't worked for me:
I checked out your repo hoping to get a solution for this, but it didn't worked for me:

@diegodorado it works if you apply also this patch as well:
https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/cool-retro-term/-/blob/main/0001-nvidia-fix.patch?ref_type=heads


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For that shiny look!
This adds a profile setting to change the terminal frame color, and optional glossiness and a profile setting to control that. This simply adds the reflected terminal text to the frame color, as you would expect.
The frame color is set to #FFFFFF and the glossiness to 0 by default, so this shouldn't affect existing profiles. Though if you set the frame color/glossiness and then load an old profile without these settings stored in it, it won't touch them (while still changing all the stuff it has settings for).
I checked out your repo hoping to get a solution for this, but it didn't worked for me:

@diegodorado it works if you apply also this patch as well:
https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/cool-retro-term/-/blob/main/0001-nvidia-fix.patch?ref_type=heads

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