Ubuntu Dock — Set a custom transparency level on Ubuntu 18.10 [duplicate]

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  • After Upgrading from 18.04 to 18.10 the right dock background color remains black, can't set to transparency mode

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  • Full transparency on Ubuntu 18.04 dock

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I want it to be something like 90% opaque, so the icons are easier to see on light-colored themes.










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  • what is your Ubuntu Version? have you installed dconf-editor tool?? with the tool you can set..
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:09












  • Ubuntu 18.10 I have dconf-editor and I looked around a little, but I couldn't find the right place for this tweak for Ubuntu18.10.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:17












  • you can invoke with dconf-editor and search for dash-to-dock you will see lot of options
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:25






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    related askubuntu.com/q/1086473/739431
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:26






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    Thanks. That last link looks right, as they changed something in Ubuntu 18.10, and the simple dconf Editor tweak doesn't work anymore.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:59















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  • After Upgrading from 18.04 to 18.10 the right dock background color remains black, can't set to transparency mode

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  • Full transparency on Ubuntu 18.04 dock

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I want it to be something like 90% opaque, so the icons are easier to see on light-colored themes.










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marked as duplicate by Thomas, pomsky, karel, George Udosen, Eric Carvalho Nov 26 at 12:05


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  • what is your Ubuntu Version? have you installed dconf-editor tool?? with the tool you can set..
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:09












  • Ubuntu 18.10 I have dconf-editor and I looked around a little, but I couldn't find the right place for this tweak for Ubuntu18.10.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:17












  • you can invoke with dconf-editor and search for dash-to-dock you will see lot of options
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:25






  • 1




    related askubuntu.com/q/1086473/739431
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:26






  • 1




    Thanks. That last link looks right, as they changed something in Ubuntu 18.10, and the simple dconf Editor tweak doesn't work anymore.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:59













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  • After Upgrading from 18.04 to 18.10 the right dock background color remains black, can't set to transparency mode

    1 answer



  • Full transparency on Ubuntu 18.04 dock

    2 answers




I want it to be something like 90% opaque, so the icons are easier to see on light-colored themes.










share|improve this question
















This question already has an answer here:




  • After Upgrading from 18.04 to 18.10 the right dock background color remains black, can't set to transparency mode

    1 answer



  • Full transparency on Ubuntu 18.04 dock

    2 answers




I want it to be something like 90% opaque, so the icons are easier to see on light-colored themes.





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  • After Upgrading from 18.04 to 18.10 the right dock background color remains black, can't set to transparency mode

    1 answer



  • Full transparency on Ubuntu 18.04 dock

    2 answers








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marked as duplicate by Thomas, pomsky, karel, George Udosen, Eric Carvalho Nov 26 at 12:05


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marked as duplicate by Thomas, pomsky, karel, George Udosen, Eric Carvalho Nov 26 at 12:05


This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.














  • what is your Ubuntu Version? have you installed dconf-editor tool?? with the tool you can set..
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:09












  • Ubuntu 18.10 I have dconf-editor and I looked around a little, but I couldn't find the right place for this tweak for Ubuntu18.10.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:17












  • you can invoke with dconf-editor and search for dash-to-dock you will see lot of options
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:25






  • 1




    related askubuntu.com/q/1086473/739431
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:26






  • 1




    Thanks. That last link looks right, as they changed something in Ubuntu 18.10, and the simple dconf Editor tweak doesn't work anymore.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:59


















  • what is your Ubuntu Version? have you installed dconf-editor tool?? with the tool you can set..
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:09












  • Ubuntu 18.10 I have dconf-editor and I looked around a little, but I couldn't find the right place for this tweak for Ubuntu18.10.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:17












  • you can invoke with dconf-editor and search for dash-to-dock you will see lot of options
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:25






  • 1




    related askubuntu.com/q/1086473/739431
    – PRATAP
    Nov 25 at 10:26






  • 1




    Thanks. That last link looks right, as they changed something in Ubuntu 18.10, and the simple dconf Editor tweak doesn't work anymore.
    – shmu
    Nov 25 at 10:59
















what is your Ubuntu Version? have you installed dconf-editor tool?? with the tool you can set..
– PRATAP
Nov 25 at 10:09






what is your Ubuntu Version? have you installed dconf-editor tool?? with the tool you can set..
– PRATAP
Nov 25 at 10:09














Ubuntu 18.10 I have dconf-editor and I looked around a little, but I couldn't find the right place for this tweak for Ubuntu18.10.
– shmu
Nov 25 at 10:17






Ubuntu 18.10 I have dconf-editor and I looked around a little, but I couldn't find the right place for this tweak for Ubuntu18.10.
– shmu
Nov 25 at 10:17














you can invoke with dconf-editor and search for dash-to-dock you will see lot of options
– PRATAP
Nov 25 at 10:25




you can invoke with dconf-editor and search for dash-to-dock you will see lot of options
– PRATAP
Nov 25 at 10:25




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related askubuntu.com/q/1086473/739431
– PRATAP
Nov 25 at 10:26




related askubuntu.com/q/1086473/739431
– PRATAP
Nov 25 at 10:26




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1




Thanks. That last link looks right, as they changed something in Ubuntu 18.10, and the simple dconf Editor tweak doesn't work anymore.
– shmu
Nov 25 at 10:59




Thanks. That last link looks right, as they changed something in Ubuntu 18.10, and the simple dconf Editor tweak doesn't work anymore.
– shmu
Nov 25 at 10:59















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