gabo's collection of
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Some wallpapers I`ve been collecting during time. Enjoy it! (by the way there'll be a lot of purple)
Styles of images varies from monochrome abstract images to fluid vivid color patterns. You can have an idea by checking their file names.
Every wallpaper filename has a set of labels that help describe what the image looks like. With that principle, you can group specific images styles by filtering their names.
Label | Values | Description |
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Concept | abstract /object |
If it refers to any real object(s) or just abstract forms |
Color Variation | color / mono |
If it's colorful or monochromatic |
Shading | dark / middle / light |
If the background fits more in a dark or light theme |
Color | purple / blue /red ... |
What is the main color. Used for monochromatic images only |
Identifier and its repetition | pattern_1 /fluid_1 /fluid_2 /text_1 ... |
A main word to describe the image. Followed by a number if it repeats from other images |
By using sxiv
to display the wallpaper directory, you can pipe the file selection to set your wallpaper in one command
sxiv -t -o $HOME/Pictures/wallpapers | xargs xwallpaper --stretch #Or the wallpaper setter of your choice
- dmenu launcher for different filters (tmenu)
- cron daemon to change images periodically
- gbgabo/dotfiles: current dotfiles used in my system;
- gbgabo/dwm: own fork of dwm, including many useful patches and own color theme;