Transparency Effects in KDE Plasma, not supported by color scheme
Solution 1
I had same issue but I got it solved when I changed rendering backend to XRender for my Nvidia card.
System Settings ---> Display and Monitor ---> Compositor.
Solution 2
this can be solve by changing the option of compositor:
There were also several errors related to this same issue
Solution 3
I had the same issue recently with KDE Plasma. When I went to 'System Settings -> Display and Monitor -> Compositor'.. there it stated that opengl detection was off, due to opengl causing KWin to crash in the past.
I switch back from opengl 3.1 to opengl 2.0, and re-enabled it... it is working (at least for now).
I think it is similar to this issue: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/kwin-crash-after-changing-rendering-backend-to-open-gl-3-1/30827
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Severus15
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Severus15 over 1 year
Using Kubuntu 17.04 with Plasma 5.9.4
I installed a few Themes like Maia and Breath, which usually can use Transparency Effects, for the Console Background, Application Dashboard and the Panel. The Desktop Effect for Translucency is already activated. And I tried to set the opacity, but it does not seem to work.
Always when I try to set the Theme in Konsole, I get the Message:
This color scheme uses a transparent background which does not appear to be supported on your desktop
Is there a package I need to install, for this? Or do I miss something else? For any Idea, I would be grateful.
Screenshot for Konsole, and the Dock below is also set to 100% Transparency for the Background.
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Anwar almost 7 yearsDo you have a screenshot?
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Severus15 almost 7 yearsI added a Screenshot for Konsole. Cannot make some of the Application Dashboard, somehow.
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Rohan Bhatia about 5 yearsThank you! I changed my compositor from OpenGL 2.0 with OpenGL 3.1
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CLOVIS over 3 yearsThanks a lot, it's the second time this saves me. I guess sometimes the updates rolls back the changes.
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Davi S Evangelista over 2 yearsIn my case the compositor wasn't starting automatically, thank you for the pointers!