Terminal: Why is the background image trimmed?

Created on 12 Aug 2020  路  4Comments  路  Source: microsoft/terminal

Hello! 馃檪

Environment

芦Windows 10 2004禄
芦Windows Terminal 1.0.1811.0禄

Expected behavior

馃捑 PowerShell

"hidden": false,
"tabTitle": "PowerShell",
"closeOnExit": "always",
"startingDirectory": "C:\Users\SASHKA\Downloads",
"backgroundImage": "C:\Users\SASHKA\Pictures\Windows Terminal\HACKERMAN.png",
"backgroundImageAlignment": "bottomRight",
"backgroundImageStretchMode": "none",
"backgroundImageOpacity": 0.8,
"acrylicOpacity": 0.4

image

馃敆 Link to the ORIGINAL picture.

馃捑 Ubuntu

"hidden": false,
"backgroundImage": "C:\Users\SASHKA\Pictures\Windows Terminal\Ubuntu1.png",
"icon": "C:\Users\SASHKA\Pictures\Windows Terminal\Ubuntu-18.04_icon.png",
"backgroundImageAlignment": "bottomRight",
"backgroundImageStretchMode": "none",
"backgroundImageOpacity": 0.55,
"acrylicOpacity": 0.3

image

馃敆 Link to the ORIGINAL picture.

As you can see, the picture on the right is a bit cropped!

Please HELP If you can, cheers! 馃拪馃憤

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Most helpful comment

Form the screenshot you've posted, it looks like it's just being slightly covered by the scrollbar on the right.

If I add the image to my own profiles, and _don't_ hover over the scrollbar:

image

But as soon as I hover over the scrollbar:

image

The scrollbar usually also takes a couple of seconds to dismiss itself after you've moved the mouse off of it. I believe there's also a system-wide setting that forces scrollbars to always be visible, is it possible you're using that setting?

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Form the screenshot you've posted, it looks like it's just being slightly covered by the scrollbar on the right.

If I add the image to my own profiles, and _don't_ hover over the scrollbar:

image

But as soon as I hover over the scrollbar:

image

The scrollbar usually also takes a couple of seconds to dismiss itself after you've moved the mouse off of it. I believe there's also a system-wide setting that forces scrollbars to always be visible, is it possible you're using that setting?

@zadjii-msft

is it possible you're using that setting?

Yes, you got me! 馃挘
I find manual here, thanks to a lot, the problem was [SOLVED].
Cheers! 馃憤

@zadjii-msft

One more question! I saw in your setting this:

"antialiasingMode": "grayscale"

What does that give?

Oh, that's because I have cleartype anti-aliasing set up in my profile defaults (so that it applies to all profiles), but there are also some long-standing bugs with cleartype AA and background images, so I disabled it for testing.

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