You need to put the acrylic configuration in global setting, not in each terminal setting area. Not sure the commit of the self-compiled one it’s from a while ago and I don’t see a way to get windows/store/terminal to tell me (it should probably do that…) Should I file a new issue?Įdit: the store version I’m running is v.0 I’ve found that the app installed from the Store does not have working acrylic, but the app compiled from github has working acrylic (my build is a bit older, and not sure what commit the Store version is generated from…). Unfortunately, since we are trying to be good citizens we aren’t trying to override that … and I don’t think it’s possible, anyway Windows Terminial Aclyric not working: Windows has some policies about when it will turn on blurred transparency-it prefers to save battery, to not overly tax the GPU, etc. It works best if you have the blur cranked to max, and transparency 25. This variant is both simpler, and seems to run more smoothly (no flickering). To get this behavior instead, use the following script.

Seeing that there are windows behind the active one emphasizes that its in front of them. you need to put the acrylic configuration in global setting, not in each terminal setting area. The transparency creats a sense of depth.

Windows terminal transparency blur