a cli tool that changes your wallpaper when your active workspace changes
a cli tool that changes your wallpaper when your active workspace changes
a tool that changes your wallpaper if your workspace changes - nodeluna/lunawp
it works on hyprland, sway or qtile and it uses swww to change the backgroud
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Neat! Though if you're using a tiling WM, having a wallpaper is kinda useless.
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It depends! I spend most of my time in the terminal, and my terminal has a bit of transparency to it. Not too much to make it distracting, but just enough to make it pretty and pleasing.
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Well, everyone has a different taste. I don't like transparency or even gaps but as I see from unixporn, a lot of people do.
Also, matcha addiction does that to people. :P
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thanks! kinda, but i'm using hyprland and the foot terminal. You can control the inactive opacity on hyprland, and control foot's alpha channel, which can make it transparent
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No problem! My first switch to Wayland was with Hyprland. It's very fancy and I see how this tool can get along with it quite nicely. Though I was a Bspwm user and switched to River recently. I usually only see my wallpaper when I first boot the system and if I want to run a non-automated program. But still even for me this can be useful when I work with two monitors.
Would this run on River by the way? Since River handles workspaces a little differently.
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I use a similar feature on KDE (along with a KWin script for tiling) basically just to set the background color of my translucent panel, so I can quickly tell workspaces apart. 🙃
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That's an interesting way to put it. I like how everyone does different things on their workspaces and some of them can be pretty clever. :)
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