xosd-xft (on screen display for X11, with Xft/TTF font support)
xosd-xft is inspired by xosd, but adds modern features such as Xft/TTF
font support (including antialiasing), XrandR and Xinerama (multihead)
support, alpha blending (transparency), and "Nerd Glyphs" (embedded
icons, basically).
Example Nerd Glyph command to try:
osd-echo -d 5000 :linux-slackware:
Notes:
This doesn't conflict with xosd, but be aware that xosd has an osd_cat
command, whereas xosd-xft has osd-cat. This won't confuse Slackware,
but it might confuse the user.
For transparency to work, you'll have to have an X compositing manager
running. For KDE and XFCE, this should already be the case. For simple
window managers, try adding "xcompmgr -n" to your ~/.xinitrc, or have
a look at desktop/picom.
This requires: ttf-nerd-fonts-saucecodepro
Maintained by: B. Watson
Keywords: libxosd-xft,libxosd_xft,osd-cat,osd-echo,osd-demo
ChangeLog: xosd-xft
Homepage:
https://github.com/kdmurthy/libxosd-xft
Download SlackBuild:
xosd-xft.tar.gz
xosd-xft.tar.gz.asc (FAQ)
(the SlackBuild does not include the source)
| Individual Files: |
| README |
| document_d_option.diff |
| slack-desc |
| xosd-xft.SlackBuild |
| xosd-xft.info |
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