Hello! 馃檪
芦Windows 10 2004禄
芦Windows Terminal 1.0.1811.0禄
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

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

馃敆 Link to the ORIGINAL picture.
Please HELP If you can, cheers! 馃拪馃憤
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:

But as soon as I hover over the scrollbar:

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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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:
But as soon as I hover over the scrollbar:
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?