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I found an edge case where if you are using hyprctl hyprpaper to set wallpapers: The following behavior occurs with these steps:
Turn on hyprpaper in the terminal
Unload all wallpapers using hyprctl hyprpaper unload all
Preload wallpaper using hyprctl hyprpaper preload WALLPAPER
Set wallpaper on all monitors using hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper ,WALLPAPER
Unload all wallpapers using hyprctl hyprpaper unload all
Preload wallpaper using hyprctl hyprpaper preload OTHER_WALLPAPER
Set wallpaper to a specific monitor using hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper MONITOR,OTHER_WALLPAPER
Unload all wallpapers using hyprctl hyprpaper unload all
Preload wallpaper using hyprctl hyprpaper preload ANOTHER_WALLPAPER
Set wallpaper on all monitors using hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper ,ANOTHER_WALLPAPER
The wallpaper is not changed on MONITOR
If I check the output of hyprpaper I can see that the image is being preloaded but it not being set for the monitor that was addressed individually. It changes for the monitors that were not addressed individually but not for the one(s) that were. Is this intended behavior?
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I found an edge case where if you are using
hyprctl hyprpaper
to set wallpapers: The following behavior occurs with these steps:hyprpaper
in the terminalhyprctl hyprpaper unload all
hyprctl hyprpaper preload WALLPAPER
hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper ,WALLPAPER
hyprctl hyprpaper unload all
hyprctl hyprpaper preload OTHER_WALLPAPER
hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper MONITOR,OTHER_WALLPAPER
hyprctl hyprpaper unload all
hyprctl hyprpaper preload ANOTHER_WALLPAPER
hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper ,ANOTHER_WALLPAPER
MONITOR
If I check the output of
hyprpaper
I can see that the image is being preloaded but it not being set for the monitor that was addressed individually. It changes for the monitors that were not addressed individually but not for the one(s) that were. Is this intended behavior?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: