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i hope upgrading wipes my entire home
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Test-drove Fedora 41in a VM (using Cinnamon uplifted from server) and found that compared to Fedora 40 and before GNOME Terminal lost its ability for transparency. 
Why was that removed? It was a very useful feature effectively doubling your screen estate.
Awesome!
Was running 41 Beta for a while, disabled the updates-testing Fedora/RPM Fusion repos a little bit ago, dnf distro-sync, and all is still looking good!
Ptyxis (new GNOME Terminal in Fedora 41) I also noticed has no Transparency option; I liked setting 0.8 transparency on GUI Terminals mainly for eye-candy.
Itâs possible kgx (upstream GTK4 GNOME Terminal) might have transparency and is mostly the same thing; and installing gnome-terminal for the F40 previous Terminal looks like itâd work too.
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Flawless upgrade, great work @ all involved 
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Fedora 41 Kinoite works well so far!
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The work of the community is brutally good. In my opinion, this is the best and most polished version of Fedora I have tried.
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This works for me: Enabling Transparency (#99) ¡ Issues ¡ Christian Hergert / ptyxis ¡ GitLab
This sets transparency in Ptyxis with the currently-used profile (run in ptyxis):
gsettings set 'org.gnome.Ptyxis.Profile:/org/gnome/Ptyxis/Profiles/'$PTYXIS_PROFILE'/' 'opacity' '0.95'
On that comment page, thereâs these commands to get the default-profile-uuid UUID:
gsettings get org.gnome.Ptyxis default-profile-uuid
And to set it with that default-profile-uuid:
gsettings set org.gnome.Ptyxis.Profile:/org/gnome/Ptyxis/Profiles/${ID_VALUE_FROM_ABOVE}/ opacity 0.8
The uuid could probably be changed to different Ptyxis profiles too and obtained through the Ptyxis Profile settings â Copy the UUID or obtained from gsettings.
Thereâs notes on that issue about why it isnât exposed yet implying potential issues, but seems fine for me after a few mins 
A big thank-you to all who made Fedora 41 possible. Thanks for your sacrifice of time and effort.
N.B.: This is the last version that doesnât have embedded telemetry. Beginning with Fedora 42, users will be tracked by telemetry. Itâs a big no-no for me.
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So maybe it can be turned off.
Updating via Gnome software was fine. No problems so far. I was hoping to have a working camera after the proposal by @jwrdegoede. Unfortunately it doesnât work as expected.
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~$ gsettings set 'org.gnome.Ptyxis.Profile:/org/gnome/Ptyxis/Profiles/'$PTYXIS_PROFILE'/' 'opacity' '0.95'
Path cannot contain two consecutive slashes (//)
$PTYXIS_PROFILE is a variable. It should be substituted with the profile name or the variable should be valorized before issuing such command. Or, this is just an example meaning: $PTYXIS_PROFILE should be replaced with something.
Read the provided link
I.e. the command will only work when issued from the Ptyxis terminal itself 
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Great that 41 is here already, even before it was time. Wonderful job.
But I have a question:
I am using Kinoite 40, fully updated. How can I update (upgrade?) to 41 so things keep working? I did find the command in the Kinoite documentation how to get the new version, but I especially mean the Nvidia drivers (installed from RPM-Fusion).
Will there be a match between the kernel and the drivers or will they be out of sink? I donât use secure boot, so no fancy stuff with passwords there.
Thanks.
It is propossed to be OPT-IN not OPT-OUT.
Unless you choose to share telemetry then nothing is shared.
I understrand that if you click through without paying attention that it will default to disabled.
Hmm⌠Promising. So, for installing gnome-terminal from F40, I guess I will have to download the package (and dependencies) from Bodhi?