Hi Martin,
On Sun, Mar 29, 2015 at 02:52:53PM -0700, Martin wrote:
>
> I also decided to install the development version of qtile (I think, I get
> 0.9.1 from qtile --version, and I have run git checkout development in my
> source folder) and tried using the wallpaper widget in the bar:
>
> screens = [
> Screen(
> bottom=bar.Bar(
> [
> widget.GroupBox(),
> ...
> widget.Wallpaper(),
> ],
> ...
> ]
>
> Wallpaper requires a default location for pictures
> mkdir ~/Pictures/wallpapers
>
> I guess I can set any folder to store the wallpapers, but I actually don't
> know how to pass arguments to the widget :( I cant guess it from the source.
You should be able to do something like,
widget.Wallpaper(directory=os.path.expanduser("~/some/other/directory"))
> I could probably learn that by looking at some of the example configs.
>
> I also tried to do some edits to the config and using the xephyr test
> script to see if I could move the Wallpaper() widget away from the bottom
> bar (where it was annoying). It appears to be possible
> #...anyplace in config.py
> widget.Wallpaper()
This won't have the widget show up in your bar, though.
Tycho
>
> Thank you very much for your feedback.
>
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