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You can put them onto your Plasma wallpaper and/or lockscreen background with plasma-wallpaper-application: https://invent.kde.org/dos/plasma-wallpaper-applicat
by seba_dos1 1y ago
You can put them onto your Plasma wallpaper and/or lockscreen background with plasma-wallpaper-application: https://invent.kde.org/dos/plasma-wallpaper-application https://invent.kde.org/dos/plasma-wallpaper-application
(thought I'd share that since its raison d'être was to put Asciiquarium there :))
- imiric 1y agoAh, sweet! Do you know if this supports any DE (or no DE)? Or is it strictly for KDE Plasma?
- seba_dos1 1y agoPlasma wallpaper plugins are, well, for Plasma. When it comes to wallpapers, you could do a similar trick on X11 DEs by putting it onto the root window (with a tool like xwinwrap) and on Wayland DEs that support layer-shell (with a tool like windowtolayer). I'm not aware of screen lockers that do something like that, but you could always write your own one.
- imiric 1y agoRight, but I hoped it would work as a standalone Qt app. Yeah, I've used xwinwrap before, but am lost on Wayland. I'll look into windowtolayer, thanks. I'd rather not have to write this myself...
- zahlman 1y agoNice. This makes them actual screensavers in my view as opposed to just animations. (Not that screens require "saving" any more, but still.)
- messe 1y ago> Not that screens require "saving" any more, but still. OLEDs can still suffer from burn-in, but it's also just easier to have them... turn off...