Open thecatwasnot opened 3 years ago
I think I know what is happening, it's definitely a bug though, a temporary fix is:
after adding the image (which you've already done) leave the folder with the image Winter-Horse-1920-1080.jpg
in it, and then use:
wpg -Ti Winter-Horse-1920-1080.jpg base16-gruvbox-hard
wpg -s Winter-Horse-1920-1080.jpg
what's happening is that Winter-Horse-1920-1080.jpg
is in the same folder when you're setting the theme, so wpg -s
can actually take file names as input instead of "theme" names, so it gets confused and instead of applying the theme Winter-Horse-1920-1080.jpg
it reads the image again.
the fix would be making sure existing themes have priority over filenames in the folder
Fantastic, it worked!
Hi, I have been loving using wpgtk for a while now but I'm now running into a weird issue where I cannot seem to get a particular wallpaper to work the way I expect. I have a wallpaper
Winter-Horse-1920-1080.jpg
that is almost completely grayscale, I wanted to associate the base16-gruvbox-hard theme to it. Here's what I'm doing and the results from the command line:The result I'm getting is, no change in wallpaper and no change in colorscheme. If I try to do this via the GUI, after setting the wallpaper, I see the above output on the cli, and then the gui stops after Imagemagick couldn't generate a suitable palette. If I set a previously used wallpaper, everything works as I expect, wallpaper changes, colorscheme changes, looks great, no problem. I suppose I'm also a little confused on what a 'theme' and a 'colorscheme' are and the difference between the two, maybe come clarification there would help.
I'm running on an up-to-date arch linux system.
Am I doing something wrong or misunderstanding?