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I've made some improvements to wmSetMultimonitorBkgrnd.sh #1
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AlfredoLlaquet
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I've made some improvements to the script
I've made some improvements to wmSetMultimonitorBkgrnd.sh
Jun 11, 2022
Second version of my version. Now the script works on Plasma, XFCE and MATE besides Cinnamon.
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Third version of my version. Now the script works on Plasma, XFCE, MATE and GNOME besides Cinnamon.
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Hi. I use Cinnamon on Garuda Linux (Arch Linux, basically). I have 3 monitors and a directory with many many images. I don't know almost anything about bash scripting, but with DuckDuckGo and several hours of time I've made the following improvements to suit my needs:
-My version of the script works with directories with tens of thousands of images, like mine. The original script reported an error when this was the case.
-The file names of the images now may contain spaces. The original script failed in that situation.
-The original script didn't ever work, at least on my computer, because, when it accessed the images at some point, it did not include their path.
-The script now, instead of zooming the images to occupy the whole screen, scales the images and fills the remaining space with black.
-The original script did not access correctly the array of images and the same image was showing in two of the monitors. Now, a different image shows in each monitor.
-In my version of the script, the interval is in seconds.
-The original script listed the images every cycle. Now, it creates a temporal file with the listing at the beginning and accesses this file in subsequent cycles (less disk intensive).
-My script works with modern image file formats such as webp.
-My script has the limitation that it assumes that all files in the images directory are images. That is my case.
My version follows. It works great in my computer and it should also work in others that respect the limitation just mentioned. Feel free to do whatever you want with it:
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