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For the screen

  • It was bit of both: I would like to see more of the instruction graph, but I would then have to expand it.
  • But expanding it would mean that I can not see the planet and the Terrabots properly, because a quarter of my monitor is hidden by the instruction graph.
  • Sure I can zoom out the graph but for some reason (maybe it's my monitor), the text on the nodes of the graph start disappearing (check the image: this is taken on a Dell 1920x1080 monitor). And if I decide to add more instructions to the graph, I would have to expand it more, thereby not seeing more of the planet and the bots.
  • Perhaps you can use some sort of opacity on the instruction graph? That would make the graph almost transparent, and I can also see the planet. (I'm not sure if that would be visually appealing, though.)


For the sound and music, I understand completely. :)



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Some examples of windows/desktops using opacity (all taken by a quick google search):

KDE + i3wm, Polybar (top) + Latte Dock (bottom): Any way to keep both bars  but save space? : i3wm

How To Add Blur to GNOME Shell - OMG! Ubuntu!


Ubuntu – How to change App Drawer background to be less transparent –  iTecTec

Thanks for taking the trouble to come back and answer! And I think a semi-transparent background would certainly be worth a try. I also noticed the zooming issue for the instructions graph, I'm afraid there might be no easy way to fix that, but I will look into it.

No problem at all!
Good luck :)