Julius Piso

Hi @Feichtmeier , yes, theoretically it is possible to blur the background of the dock, but there are some major development challenges to be overcome before implementing this feature: TL;DR:...

Some part of this always has to be implemented in JS, because the CSS on GNOME currently ignores the 'blur' keyword (which works in browsers, but is not yet implemented...

@HunGUard no unfortunately the ClutterBlurEffect only has a blur very low blur intensity which cannot be changed, because it is baked into the GLSL shader they use. Starting with Gnome...

Thanks for reporting this bug - I will look into it as soon as I have a GNOME 3.38 installation available for testing.

I'm on Arch, which already updated GNOME to version 3.38. Yes the removal of Tweener is one problem, but the second complication is that GNOME also changed the way background...

You can now test the extension on branch [338](https://github.com/yozoon/gnome-shell-extension-blyr/tree/338). It generally works now by checking the shell version and doing the appropriate action for that version (way to many if...

Hm, I think this issue is similar to the one reported in #18 It seems to be caused by these wallpaper change programs/extensions not emitting the same signals as changing...

Did my changes to the extension fix the problem with Variety @webmastak? My changes are currently pushed to the master branch, so you can test them by manually installing the...

Are you using the Xorg or Wayland session?

I think that the dual monitor setup causes this bug. @2O4 is your secondary screen to the left of the one you took a screenshot of?