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Discover New Wallpapers And Set Them With Styli.sh DistroTube

Discover New Wallpapers And Set Them With Styli.sh DistroTube

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Discover New Wallpapers And Set Them With Styli.sh DistroTube Styli.sh is a shell script that automates the tedious process of finding new wallpapers, downloading and setting them. Styli.sh searches for wallpapers from Unsplash and various sub-reddits and sets a random wallpaper or a wallpaper based on a search term. Perfect for window manager users! - https://github.com/thevinter/styli.sh
Date: 2022-03-30

Comments and reviews: 7


How about a video on animated wallpaper. You used to be able to set some X screensavers as wallpaper with the --root option. I used to love the gleidescope screensaver with a really low animation speed, that way it didn't use up a lot of system resources, and people who were watching it thought they were going crazy, because they swore it was different a second ago. Or the tentacles screen saver. Lots of resource use, but, come on, it's tentacles on your desktop.
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Hey DT,
Let's say I have a directory with 15 subdirectories. Inside are files of a common type (for example, .m4v), and other random files. From a terminal, how do I reach into all the subdirectories at once, and move or copy the .m4v files to another directory?
Thanks!

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I hope I will be not rude, Derek, but I am worrying about you.
I see the color of your skin around your eyes, and your teint.
Did you check you do not have some blood issue, like leukemia ?
Is everything all right ?

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Imagine combining that script with for example Dmenu or Rofi. Would be super awesome to pipe the styli.sh script into a cool Menu!
Keep up the good work but keep in mind to rest here and then, Derek.
See ya'll!

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for those on Ubuntu, just download the script and replace the lines from 118 to 123 inclusive with just:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri file://$PWD/wallpaper
looks like it works

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I reckon one very interesting way to use this would be as an init script or in a cron job. Brand new wallpaper every time you log in, or every X amount of time...
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new office really refreshed the vibe of the videos and it seems to be energizing for you too. keep up the good work DT, great content.
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