A rewrite of CompassBG, with a more reliable script and a nicer GUI, multithreaded requests and Linux support
Multi monitor support is only present on Linux+KDE, and will be unavailable on Windows. I've only made a wallpaper setting script for KDE and Windows, if you want one for GNOME or another DE/WM, you can easily make one yourself. If you are interested in this, have a look at kwall.py, which is my wallpaper setting script for KDE.
Linux+KDE instructions:
Step 0: Download the repository
Step 1: Get your Compass Login token
Step 2: Run azimuthsetup.py
Step 3: Run azimuth.py
Step 4 (Optional): Create a bash script (.sh) to run azimuth.py. Make this sciript executable (chmod) and add this script to StartupAndShutdown/Autostart in the KDE settings.
Windows instructions (Deprecated):
Step 0: Download the latest release of Azimuth from the "Releases" section of this github
Step 1: Place the Azimuth folder in your preferred location (The optional task scheduler thing will break if the Azimuth directory is moved)
Step 2: Create a configuration file by running azimuthsetup.exe manually This will create a Azimuth directory in Appdata with configuration files inside it
Step 3: Add wallpaper images (with the resolution of the main display) into Pictures\Azimuth
Step 4 (Optional): Set up azimuthw.exe (no console version) to run at startup through Task Scheduler
Task scheduler can be found by searching for it in the windows menu. If you aren't comfortable with this, look up a tutorial! It's a very useful program to know.
(My settings for Task Scheduler)
Triggers:
At log on of any user
Action:
Start a program: Program/Script: "C:\(put the location of the Azimuth folder here)\compassbgw.exe"
Conditions:
None
Make sure to turn off the "only run when connected to AC power" setting!
To edit settings or create the settings file manually: Run azimuthsetup.exe or azimuthsetup.py
If your background isn't being set: Try setting some background image as wallpaper through file explorer
Run azimuth.exe manually through windows powershell by:
1. Shift right click in the file explorer folder containing azimuth.exe
2. Click on "Open powershell window here"
3. Type ".\\azimuth.exe"
4. Press enter
This should give you an error message. Try looking it up on google, or make a "new issue" in this github about it.
