You might try setting a mask on your window using QWidget::setMask(). If this doesn't work then probably not much can be done. And if anything can be done, I think it should be in KWin.
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Re: KWin's shadows and frameless window
You might try setting a mask on your window using QWidget::setMask(). If this doesn't work then probably not much can be done. And if anything can be done, I think it should be in KWin.
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soulless (22nd July 2010)
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