Tilda Boot not Transparent

Current system, Archlinux+xfce4

Tilda Introduction

Tilda has a very convenient function, that is to bind a button to switch Tilda this terminal simulator display and hide,
Note that it is displayed and hidden rather than turned on and off, and it does not affect the commands that are executed in the terminal during the switchover.
If you have used Deepin Linux, you should know that the DDE comes with a special mode called Thor mode,
The principle is the same as Tilda.

Boot up

Setting up the Tilda boot is simple, just put a Tilda desktop file on the ' ~/.config/autostart/' line,
You can also link the system to the past:

-s /usr/share/applications/tilda.desktop ~/.config/autostart/

Discover problems

But when you turn on the "F1" (Tilda Default bound button) after opening Tilda, if you set the Tilda background as Transparent,
You will find that the transparency is not effective, but the black background, at this time press ' Ctrl-shift-q ' exit Tilda, and then reopen,
found that transparent and effective, after repeated verification Tilda configuration file is indeed correct, can only guess is Xfce4 desktop environment in
At the start of the time, the transparency of this feature has not yet been initialized to complete, and at this time the Tilda has been started, so this results

Solve the problem

Now that Tilda's transparency needs to wait for the system to initialize, let Tilda pause for a moment and start again.
So the above boot up a section of the ' ~/.config/autostart/' under the Tilda.desktop file will not be, delete after you create a new

A total of two files required, in order to facilitate management, are placed under the ' ~/.config/autostart/'
First file, Tilda.desktop:

[Desktop Entry]Version=1.0Type=ApplicationName=startTildaComment=start tilda terminalExec=sh ~/.config/autostart/tilda.shIcon=Path=Terminal=falseStartupNotify=false

A second file, tilda.sh:

#!/bin/bash10tilda

Copy the above two pieces of code to two files respectively, and put two files under ' ~/.config/autostart/',
To ensure completion, give two files executable permissions:

chmod a+x ~/.config/autostart/*

The first desktop file has the function of executing the command after ' exec= ' in this file when it starts
The command here is to invoke the tilda.sh file,
The second SH file, which is the next two lines of command in the tilda.sh file, pauses for 10 seconds on the first line, and the second line starts Tilda.
You can change the time of the pause according to your needs, but I have 5 seconds to occasionally have a situation that is still opaque.

Tilda Boot not Transparent