Pacwall Generates Wallpaper Based On Your Installed Packages DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Comments and reviews: 9
Jack
Never understood things like that (including conky). Yeah, looks really cool. But how often do people look at their wallpapers? Even on floating DEs I almost never see my wallpaper, even less on a tiling window manager.
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Never understood things like that (including conky). Yeah, looks really cool. But how often do people look at their wallpapers? Even on floating DEs I almost never see my wallpaper, even less on a tiling window manager.
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Pierpaolo
I don't like it but who cares. It bugs me that it takes so long to generate a new wallpaper even when changing colours or adding/removing a package, does it create a new graph from scratch every time?
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I don't like it but who cares. It bugs me that it takes so long to generate a new wallpaper even when changing colours or adding/removing a package, does it create a new graph from scratch every time?
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Mark
I'd say set up a cron job to generate the wall paper every few hours or days, or if you restart/re-log often enough adding it to the (shell) login or wm start would be fine too.
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I'd say set up a cron job to generate the wall paper every few hours or days, or if you restart/re-log often enough adding it to the (shell) login or wm start would be fine too.
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Anders
You could always generate the wallpaper in the background, with nice priority, then you will not notice the extra work that will be intriduced by generating wall papers.
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You could always generate the wallpaper in the background, with nice priority, then you will not notice the extra work that will be intriduced by generating wall papers.
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nico
there also is -pacgraph- which represents text size by packet size ...
i always thought about having -gource- as background pulling random repositories ... hmm
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there also is -pacgraph- which represents text size by packet size ...
i always thought about having -gource- as background pulling random repositories ... hmm
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Surya
Rice with tongseng, tengkleng, soto, pecel, rawon, sate, rendang, gulai tunjang, bebek lado hijau, gudeg, ayam taliwang, very delicious....
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Rice with tongseng, tengkleng, soto, pecel, rawon, sate, rendang, gulai tunjang, bebek lado hijau, gudeg, ayam taliwang, very delicious....
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ZPERO
4:46 isn't saying -Japanese Anime- reduntant since -anime- already implies that it is an animation based on a Japanese drawing style?
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4:46 isn't saying -Japanese Anime- reduntant since -anime- already implies that it is an animation based on a Japanese drawing style?
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KenJyn76
Hey DT, where are you pulling the BTC price from in your bar application? Would you be so kind as to share the code for that one?
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Hey DT, where are you pulling the BTC price from in your bar application? Would you be so kind as to share the code for that one?
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brainz80
Make the lines a lot more transparent. Try something between 10 and 20 instead of your 66. My guess is it would look a lot nicer
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Make the lines a lot more transparent. Try something between 10 and 20 instead of your 66. My guess is it would look a lot nicer
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