hi,I am afraid I can't help with that specific nitrogen-folder issue...but I can tell you how what works for me: I let nitrogen read files only from its default folder (~/images/wallpapers) and I just create a symlink of my new wallpaper file into that folder:ln -s /full/path/to/the/image/wall.jpg /home/yourusername/images/wallpapers/wall_symlink.jpgand than select the new wallpaper from nitr
Where did you put the wallpapers? Try running nitrogen and specifying the path directly on the command line. For example, if your wallpapers are in your /home/greg/images/wallpapers directory, do this in a terminal:nitrogen /home/greg/images/wallpapersYou should also just be able to run nitrogen and navigate to the directory where the wallpapers are.
I installed Nautilus today and ran it. once it was run, it overrode my old defaults. I have since uninstalled it and the other components that came with it, but now when I startup, my nitrogen wallpaper shows up, only to have the old default Crunchbang wallpaper to be applied over it. When I go into nitrogen to change it back, it says my nitrogen wallpaper is the one being use
Hello, I have been recently developing lots of small scripts for my new Waldorf install to make it more convenient to use. Right now I'm facing a problem. How to make nitrogen display a solid color background?
Hi, sorry I'm posting these as they come, so am putting them in separate threads.There is the option to configure nitrogen to look in other folders, other than the wallpaper folder. However when I do so the images only appear temporarily. This has happened a few times. I end up copying them into the wallpaper image folder, rendering the nitrogen option redundant.
This could be a start: http://www.codediesel.com/php/taking-sc … es-in-php/You would put this snippet into ~/.profile if you have already an internet connection before you log in, or into openbox's autostart with a sleep if you establish the connection by other means. Anyway, you would need to tell nitrogen to pick the 'wallpaper' up *after* it has been downloaded.
Mynis01,About the GUI of Nitrogen, yes it works fine, but I have a project in mind for which I need to be able to set a wallpaper on a specific monitor, from the command line.I've just download the archive once again (from here ), but no, there is no configure script.There is a 'configure.ac' in the root directory, and a 'Config.cc' and a 'Config.h' in the '
I'm new to feh, but I figured I'd give it a try as it must be lighter than nitrogen. But unfortunately it's not scaling my usual wallpaper correctly like nitrogen does. I've tried the usual:feh --bg-scale <path to image>And other variants take from the man page(like center, fullscreen, etc) but none of them has worked.
Easiest way to use your own images is to put a copy (or a link to the file) in $HOME/images/wallpapers directory.(It's a Nitrogen thing. )
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