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wiki: wpengine is on the ISO, Super+E controls, TEPRIS + Nexus P2P pages linux-wallpaperengine ships on the ISO as of 0.2.1, so three pages saying otherwise are now actively wrong — Wallpapers told people to build a package they already have. Commands and the Wallpapers intro said "optional / not on the ISO". Window-Effects documented the config keys and gave the Super+E panel one sentence, even though the panel is how most people will actually touch any of this. Adds the two pages, the shared keys, and the part that is genuinely surprising: Space means different things per page — master on/off on the CRT page, but "toggle the switch governing this row" on the window page, so it lights the shadow from a greyed-out Shadow size row. Also that `s` saves only the page you are on, into separate files. New Apps pages for TEPRIS and Nexus P2P, both previously undocumented. Nexus P2P's leads with the thing a user must know before sharing a code — the code IS the password — and records why the code is not the MQTT topic: encrypting the payload is not enough if the envelope carries the secret. Written against the current launchers, not from notes: tepris deliberately does NOT use --kiosk any more (kiosk had no way out of fullscreen and no way to quit), which older notes still claimed.
Document wallpapers end to end, plus the mixer New Wallpapers page: the Super+W picker and its keys, per-monitor scoping and scaling modes, the wallpaper.state-over-synuirc rule, and the whole Wallpaper Engine path — how to get the package, every synui-wpengine command, the files and env vars, what renders and what doesn't, and why synui has to restart the engine after a suspend. Also: the bar's new mixer, wallpaper symptoms in Troubleshooting, the two generalisable lessons in Development Notes (a running process is not a working one; an flock belongs to the open file description), and Home's stale 0.1.x status line.