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# dash
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Dashboard for my terminal.
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## Examples
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Transparent:
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Opaque:
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## Config
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The configuration is a normal text file living in `~/.config/dash/`.
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You can use it to take plain old notes or display the output of shell commands via the `{command args}` syntax.
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## Terminals
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### alacritty
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You can set the opacity for a single window via:
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```sh
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alacritty msg config window.opacity=0.5
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```
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This will make your dashboard transparent but leaves the other windows at full opacity.
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