True transparency in CentOS

By Raaz -
I have enabled transparency for my gnome terminal but I am always getting my desktop wallpaper as background of terminal after googling I found compiz missing.
Compiz is available in base repo itself.



After installing look for system-Preferences-WindowsTweak Manager and last option would give compiz and there enable transparency.












































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