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anirudhajith / process-wallpaper

Shell and python scripts for setting your desktop wallpaper to a ~live word cloud of your most resource-hungry processes
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Gsettings won't work with i3 #14

Closed Hachiverol closed 5 years ago

Hachiverol commented 5 years ago

I see the original version of the setWallpaper.sh file prioritized feh. But the repo version uses gsettings. Some apps install gsettings at their dependency. it gets detected but doesn't work. Feh works with almost anything. Can it be reversed back in the repo so people don't get confused?

anirudhajith commented 5 years ago

feh is installed on my machine running GNOME but it doesn't change the wallpaper. I'm not sure why. Do you think it would be a good idea to try running both commands (if they are installed, that is)?

Hachiverol commented 5 years ago

I mean sure one of them is bound to change the wallpaper. I was planning to add nitrogen support but it would seem like it doesn't cooperate via the terminal. So script wise it's unusable. Yes running both commands would be a better way to ensure the change.

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anirudhajith commented 5 years ago

Yes running both commands would be a better way to ensure the change.

I've committed changes implementing this.