Yeah, since the first time I looked at Mojave's dynamic wallpaper I fell in love with them.
I wrote this little utility to periodically change wallpaper while blending the images together based on the current time, relative to sunrise/sunset.
I tested this on Arch Linux and Windows 10. Mac OS support has not been tested yet.
Download the source Mojave images (I'm not going to upload them in this repository in order to avoid copyright problems) from the internet.
Extract the images in a folder, i.e. ~/Images/Wallpapers.
From the release page download the latest binary for your platform (Linux, Mac OS, or Windows).
You can specify which command should be executed to change your wallpaper. By default, dyn-wallpaper uses feh, for Gnome that's not ideal and I'm providing an example below.
Run it from a terminal (or command prompt if you prefer):
# using feh
$ ./dyn-wallpaper "Rome" "~/Images/Wallpapers"
# using Gnome
$ ./dyn-wallpaper "Rome" "~/Images/Wallpapers" "gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri {path}"
# using contractor from Elementary OS 5.1.2 "Hera"
$ ./dyn-wallpaper "Rome" "~/Images/Wallpapers" "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/io.elementary.contract.set-wallpaper {path}"
# using swaybg for swaywm
$ ./dyn-wallpaper "Rome" "~/Images/Wallpapers" "swaybg -o '*' -i {path} -m fill"
# please submit PRs with other DE if you can make them work!You can find a list of valid city names here.
Issues and PRs are welcome. Go ahead!
You're gonna need Rust (with Cargo) to easily edit and build the sources.
$ git clone https://github.com/Pitasi/dyn-wallpaper
# Test it
$ cargo run "Rome" "~/Images/Wallpapers"
# Build it
$ cargo build --release