Closed Wafflewithketchup closed 1 month ago
set it with ctrl+super+t not everything in the gnome settings app will work, this for example
ctrl+super+t does open a popup to select a background. This does trigger a new colour scheme, but the desktop background will be a solid colour from the colour scheme, not the background image selected.
~/.config/ags/scripts/color_generation/switchwall.sh
give logs pls
I had the same issue and found out that i didn't have the bc command available, so after installing it it did work for me, on a single display with CTRL+Super+T
~/.config/ags/scripts/color_generation/switchwall.sh
/home/user/.config/ags/scripts/color_generation/switchwall.sh: line 12: bc: command not found
/home/user/.config/ags/scripts/color_generation/switchwall.sh: line 14: bc: command not found
error: invalid value ', 1440' for '--transition-pos
For more information, try '--help'.
undefined [Gradience] INFO: Preset Material3_Generated applied successfully for Gtk 3 and Gtk 4 applications. [Gradience] INFO: In order for changes to take full effect, you need to log out. undefined
@grimkraut's suggestion solved my issue, thanks!
what... idk where it's used but i guess i'll just add that package anyway. 0.2mb isn't much...
Same, after updating the dotfiles yesterday via update-dots.sh, Ctrl+Super+T no longer changed the wallpaper, only the color scheme. Installing bc
fixed the problem.
I'm getting this issue when running the script and setting a wallpaper. The colors work, however.
install jq
Yes, I found the issue a few minutes after posting. Thanks. Amazing dotfile btw 🔥
---The issue:
When setting a background in the Gnome settings, no background appears. Background is solid black. Using 3 monitors with different resolutions (4k, 1440p and 1080p). Not a single workspace has a background