I usually use emacs for this task, but there's this little suckless app, feh , which is doing its job quite well. I use it to set the background image on my laptop
exec feh --bg-scale ~/dotfiles/wallpapers/sun.png
and I just configured it to accept vim-ish keybindings.
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# ~/.config/feh/keys | |
menu_parent h Left | |
menu_child l Right | |
menu_down j Down | |
menu_up k Up | |
menu_select space Return |
2 comentarios:
Algo interesante de feh es que si activas el menú contextual y te diriges a File->Background-> (el que quieras)
se crea un archivo en bash: ~/.fehbg que contiene el comando de feh para colocar el wallpaper que elegiste.
Sólo queda hacer, en cualquier WM: sh /.fehbg
:)
Sip, de hecho, en mi .ratpoisonrc tengo una linea como esta
exec feh --bg-scale ~/dotfiles/wallpapers/sun.png
Thx por el comment
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