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btw, I'm online via mobile internet
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Still no custom, is new.
lewdygaga wrote
Still no custom, is new.
Specs?
dennsing wrotelewdygaga wrote
Still no custom, is new.Specs?

There.
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Fresh after reinstalling (again)
Mango wrote
ubuntu mate is shaping up to being a really nice DE. I dig it
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What's your taskbar? is it Rainmeter?

Using images from my PC and a couple of subreddits.
https://johnsad.ventures/software/backgroundswitcher/
Unfortunately there's no Linux version, and the developer doesn't seem interested in open sourcing. It might work by running in Wine and using some shell script to apply the generated image as the wallpaper, though I don't know how well it would work with multiple monitors.
FukuchiChiisaia wrotekaren wroteImage no longer available
What's your taskbar? is it Rainmeter?
Looks like bug.n
I got a free 2nd screen for Discord and music!
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FukuchiChiisaia wrotekaren wroteImage no longer available
What's your taskbar? is it Rainmeter?
No, It's just window manager :3
https://windawesome.codeplex.com/
Hexd wroteMango wrote
ubuntu mate is shaping up to being a really nice DE. I dig it
its Mint 18 Cinnamon lol
Mango wroteHexd wroteMango wrote
ubuntu mate is shaping up to being a really nice DE. I dig it
its Mint 18 Cinnamon lol
oh wow, ive never seen cinnamon look not horrible before. nice
Hexd wroteMango wroteHexd wroteMango wrote
ubuntu mate is shaping up to being a really nice DE. I dig it
its Mint 18 Cinnamon lol
oh wow, ive never seen cinnamon look not horrible before. nice
a little TLC goes a long way

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malmon wrote-snip-
Using images from my PC and a couple of subreddits.
https://johnsad.ventures/software/backgroundswitcher/
Unfortunately there's no Linux version, and the developer doesn't seem interested in open sourcing. It might work by running in Wine and using some shell script to apply the generated image as the wallpaper, though I don't know how well it would work with multiple monitors.
this is actually really cool, but it seems to use the same background for each screen separately (instead of just using one for both screens) for me so i end up with this monstrosity:

any idea on how to fix that?
separating the wallpapers, putting them into a folder and specifying that works, but that randomizes which screen gets which wall and also sometimes gives both screens the same picture, pretty annoying

