Closed RyanNerd closed 2 years ago
I am trying to work my brain around this stuff, but it seems like the $LAUNCH_SCRIPT variable picks up the wrong path because of bad configuration. The work-around would be to fix ${@:2}
in line 64 of video-wallpaper.sh... Please have a look..
Edit: I fixed it, please refer to line 64 of file video-wallpaper.sh
in my fork
Edit2: Last night, I issued a pull request about this, forgot to update this comment.
I've addressed this issue a while ago in my fork. Just forgot to issue a PR for this repo. Did so a couple of minutes ago.
This issue seems resolved. Can you confirm @RyanNerd
Closed by #14 Thank you!
For example this is what the startup command looks like:
bash -c '"/home/ryan/.local/bin/video-wallpaper.sh" --start "true /home/ryan/Videos/2160p.mp4"'
Which was throwing this error:
The work-around is of course to remove the
true
from the video file path