Wallpaper manager
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deepus
Wallpaper manager
Hi, can someone please suggest a desktop wall paper manager for Julia ? I want to configure to change the wallpaper everyday from a list of pictures. Thanks
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jungle_boy
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Re: Wallpaper manager
Samsung Odyssey, Octa-core, i5 9300H, Geforce GTX 1650, 16GB RAM, SSD SAMSUNG NVMe 500GB
LM 21 Cinnamon
LM 21 Cinnamon
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sgosnell
Re: Wallpaper manager
Both wallpapoz and drapes will do that. Drapes is in the repositories, wallpapoz has to be manually installed. I prefer wallpapoz, but it's a personal preference.
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bobcollard
Re: Wallpaper manager
Wally will work but it includes part of KDE in dependencies. It's in synaptics.
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tacoz
Re: Wallpaper manager
DesktopNova is in the repositories... does what wallpapoz does without the manual intervention.
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sgosnell
Re: Wallpaper manager
Manual intervention? I just set it and forget it. But I'll look at DesktopNova, always looking for a better mousetrap.