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Is it possible to set a wallpaper via the terminal only, e.g. "AutoWall.exe --file some file"? If not, is there a way to achieve:
My use case is I want to have a light themed live wallpaper when during the morning, and a dark-themed one when during the night. I can do light scripting, so an interface is really all I need, so it doesn't need to be a hardcoded feature with a GUI.
I really appreciate the simplicity of AutoWall. It's veeeery lightweight, which is a plus for my laptop. Thanks for your work!
Issue Description
Is it possible to set a wallpaper via the terminal only, e.g. "AutoWall.exe --file
some file
"? If not, is there a way to achieve:My use case is I want to have a light themed live wallpaper when during the morning, and a dark-themed one when during the night. I can do light scripting, so an interface is really all I need, so it doesn't need to be a hardcoded feature with a GUI.
I really appreciate the simplicity of AutoWall. It's veeeery lightweight, which is a plus for my laptop. Thanks for your work!
Windows version
Windows 11
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