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picom-trans:tldr:832da

picom-trans: Toggle the opacity of a specific window.
$ picom-trans --name ${Firefox} --toggle
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The command "picom-trans --name ${Firefox} --toggle" is invoking the "picom-trans" command-line tool with certain options and arguments.

  1. "picom-trans": This is the main command that is being executed.

  2. "--name ${Firefox}": This option specifies the name of the window or application that should be targeted. "${Firefox}" is likely a placeholder for the actual name of the window or application. In this case, it seems to represent the Mozilla Firefox browser.

  3. "--toggle": This option instructs the "picom-trans" command to toggle (switch between) the transparency state of the specified window. So, if the window is currently transparent, it will become opaque, and if it is opaque, it will become transparent.

Overall, this command is used to toggle the transparency of a specific window, likely a Mozilla Firefox window in this case.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.
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