humpty


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Posted: Dec. 02 2007,18:43 |
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Quote (roberts @ Dec. 02 2007,08:56) | So using this scheme every window manager has the same wallpaper? |
well, every window manager that has the xsri command in the .inc file will load it at X startup. infact, thinking about it, it's probably best if the .inc file just call set_wallpaper instead of the xsri command.
anyway, i have combined set_wallpaper and reload_wallpaper into one script; /home/dsl/.dfmdesk/wallpaper/set_wallpaper
Code Sample | #!/bin/bash
#set_wallpaper <file>
#copy the wallpaper to a file called 'default' inside the desktop wallpaper folder and load it. #if no <file> is given, just reload 'default'
if [ "$1" != "" ]; then cp $1 /home/dsl/.dfmdesk/wallpaper/default fi xsri --scale-width=100 --scale-height=100 /home/dsl/.dfmdesk/wallpaper/default
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just double click set_wallpaper to reload it.
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