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When workrave is blocking my screen, it shows a black background.
On an older system, it shows the wallpaper I set. I like that a lot! Looking at something aesthetically pleasing helps easing into a break. Maybe it's kind of vain, but this is probably the second or third top reason I keep the old system around instead of wiping it with something newer, because the comfyness of workrave makes my flow a lot more efficient there.
To Reproduce
Set a wallpaper using your DE
With i3, run feh --bg-fill ~/Pictures/path/to/wallpaper.png, and add
( [ -x ~/.fehbg ] && ~/.fehbg ) &
to your ~/.xinitrc. Or use nitrogen, xwallpaper, or even xsetroot.
With xfce, use the system settings GUI to set a background.
With KDE, use the system settings GUI to set a background
With GNOME, well, I didn't install enough of GNOME to be able to set a background, but it defaults to a blue background which I'd expect to count as a wallpaper and get picked up by Workrave.
In Workrave, set "Block mode: Block input and screen"
Screenshot
Wait for the Micro Break to trigger; or, manually trigger a Rest Break.
You will see a black background, instead of the background managed by the DE.
Expected behavior
I'd like to see my wallpaper when the screen locks.
Screenshots
Here's i3:
workrave-nobg-i3.webm
Here's xfce:
workrave-nobg-xfce.webm
Linux Version:
Distribution: ArchLinux
Distribution Version: (rolling; so, latest, as of today)
Desktop Environment: i3, xfce4, GNOME, KDE (plasma-desktop)
Describe the bug
When workrave is blocking my screen, it shows a black background.
On an older system, it shows the wallpaper I set. I like that a lot! Looking at something aesthetically pleasing helps easing into a break. Maybe it's kind of vain, but this is probably the second or third top reason I keep the old system around instead of wiping it with something newer, because the comfyness of workrave makes my flow a lot more efficient there.
To Reproduce
Set a wallpaper using your DE
With i3, run
feh --bg-fill ~/Pictures/path/to/wallpaper.png
, and addto your
~/.xinitrc
. Or usenitrogen
,xwallpaper
, or evenxsetroot
.With xfce, use the system settings GUI to set a background.
With KDE, use the system settings GUI to set a background
With GNOME, well, I didn't install enough of GNOME to be able to set a background, but it defaults to a blue background which I'd expect to count as a wallpaper and get picked up by Workrave.
In Workrave, set "Block mode: Block input and screen"
Screenshot
Wait for the Micro Break to trigger; or, manually trigger a Rest Break.
You will see a black background, instead of the background managed by the DE.
Expected behavior
I'd like to see my wallpaper when the screen locks.
Screenshots
Here's i3:
workrave-nobg-i3.webm
Here's xfce:
workrave-nobg-xfce.webm
Linux Version:
Additional context
The older system where the background is displayed is a Debian-derivative:
Linux Version:
workrave-bg-xfce4.webm
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