- Supports multiple monitors
- Uses
~/.config/hypr/hyprpaper.conf
file - Cleanly manages HyprPaper by preloading and unloading wallpapers so they don't clog memory
Launching with any option will kill the app once it's done the thing
-h Prints help text
-v Prints version
-wp Sets wallpapers according to hyprpaper.conf and runs HyprPaper
Recommended to set exec-once = /path/to/HyprConfr.AppImage -wp
in your hyprland.conf (or where you set autolaunch)
HyprConfr will clean up HyprPaper by unloading the images once it's set up.
Much lower memory usage than preloading from .conf file (down from 300MB to 14MB on my setup)
The app is self-contained and does not require dotnet-runtime
to be installed
Non-Ubuntu users should be able to just run the AppImage, may have to make it executable with chmod +x
If it doesn't work, make sure you have fuse2
installed.
Dependencies: dotnet-sdk 8.0
or later
git clone https://github.com/AQDuck97/HyprConfr/
cd HyprConfr/HyprConfr
dotnet publish -c Release --self-contained -o /path/to/where/you/want