Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I thought it was a Windows 11 feature only, but somewhere along the line Windows Terminal under Windows 10 became able to do opacity less than 100%. In other words, you can have transparent Linux Shell or command-line interfaces (CLI) to let your desktop from underneath peek through.
I thought it was a Windows 11 feature only, but somewhere along the line Windows Terminal under Windows 10 became able to do opacity less than 100%. In other words, you can have transparent Linux Shell or command-line interfaces (CLI) to let your desktop from underneath peek through.
