Closed chrisk314 closed 4 years ago
The transition of wallpapers is not something that is defined by Wallstreet, but is done by the window manager. Not something we can control in any way.
@chrisk314 FYI - it is hard-wired at the moment to 850 milliseconds https://github.com/solus-project/budgie-desktop/blob/master/src/wm/background.vala#L37
@Jacob-Vlijm OK thanks for confirming.
@fossfreedom understood. Thanks. So the only way to change this at present would be to recompile with a different value? Any plans to make this configurable somewhere? Even if it required using something like dconf to edit the value rather than being exposed directly in the settings menus would be fine.
Correct - a recompile would be required.
I guess a dconf setting would be possible - but that is something that the solus-project will have to OK first. If it is OK with the project then its then possible for anyone to provide a pull-request i.e. it doesn't have to depend on the project doing the work.
@fossfreedom OK, great. Thanks. So the process from here would be for me to open a feature request on the solus-project/budgie-desktop repo to see if it would be an acceptable enhancement in principle?
correct.
Perfect. Thanks for confirming.
Hi there, I started using WallStreet today and I really like it so far. So thanks a lot! The only thing I have noticed which I think could be improved is that the transition between images is a bit jarring; the transition occurs very quickly (around 1 second it seems). Obviously this is a matter of taste; I find the rapid change a bit distracting.
My suggestion is to add one extra configurable option to the WallStreet settings which would specify the length of the transition time in seconds. A value of zero would be an instant transition. A value equal to the current one could be provided as a default. Users who would prefer a longer transition could then have the option of changing this to 3, 4, 5s etc.