Difference between revisions of "Translations:Using Compton for a tear-free experience in Xfce/9/en"

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To check if picom is working following command can be used:
{{UserCmd|command=pgrep -l picom}}

To check if picom is working following command can be used:
{{UserCmd|command=pgrep -l picom}}

To check if picom is working following command can be used:

user $  pgrep -l picom COPY TO CLIPBOARD

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	To check if ~~compton~~ is working following command can be used:		To check if picom is working following command can be used:
	{{UserCmd\|command=pgrep -l picom}}		{{UserCmd\|command=pgrep -l picom}}