Closed nnuel closed 5 months ago
Right now there is no way to do so when using wpaperd. You could write a script that call swaybg every five minute.
The selection mode (ordered
, random
) from a directory would be a good addition to wpaperd that I am looking forward to add in the future. In that case you would simply have all the images named in a sequential order.
Hello @nnuel , sorting
has been added and allows you to put all the images in an oreded way and wpaperd will show them in the order.
I am closing this for now, please reopen it if sorting
doesn't suffice your use case!
I am looking for a method to display a clock of sorts as a wallpaper. It would be updating every five minutes, so there's 144 images for each day. Could I set a specific order with this program or could there be smarter ways to implement this.