Thanks, didnt know that I could do that… Anyway, got to creating the git repo [main time spent was in creating a README… ] URL attached below:
Have fun, and let me know if you run into any issues with getting it working…
Thanks, didnt know that I could do that… Anyway, got to creating the git repo [main time spent was in creating a README… ] URL attached below:
Have fun, and let me know if you run into any issues with getting it working…
Why avoid github?
Didnt know about the conkywx library - will give them a try… Thanks!
Nice - any chance of a link to the wallpaper?
chance you share link for city wallpaper Think it nice
Hi,
The original: https://www.wallpaperflare.com/building-lights-illustration-romain-trystram-cityscape-wallpaper-cuhjn
I ran it through the image-go-nord script to result in this:
Now I’m going to spend till the weekend on that site…
Just what i look for …
Neat!
Slow to take a look at it - VERY nice readme file with it! One thing, though - the version of conky-cairo is selectable in the PKGBUILD, along with various other parameters. My setup runs conky-cairo with version 1.12.2, no nVidia, and with Audacious support…
Will go test out the setup - and ask if you need anything for getting data into conky.
And back to Plasma… but with a few panel tweaks and customisations to simplify things. Now using Activities for virtual desktops instead of… Virtual Desktops. (Yeah I’m confused too… )
After learning about Sway on here, I spent a weekend revamping as much as I could to Wayland. I ended up with a pretty nice setup, and also wrote a big Wayland guide for anyone interested in adopting Wayland as much as currently possible. Enjoy!
Got my old Openbox install (on Ubuntu 20.04 now) on to the FHD laptop. Got a bit of trouble getting the resolution correct with help from Endeavours, which opened some grey cells. Obamenu died for a while, but corrected itself (not yet sure how). There’s one thing, I can’t get to work, though. Fusuma works, so touchpad is doing pretty good.
By the way, using Endeavour icons and part of a theme.
Nice wallpaper too! Mind sharing a link?
Hi, original here: https://hdwallpaperim.com/space-art-digital-art-planet-mars/
I ran it through image-go-nord as usual and resulted in this:
How does this work?
It replaces the color palette of the image (colorizes) with the Nord theme… Original URL: https://github.com/Schrodinger-Hat/ImageGoNord
You install the image-go-nord package (pip install image-go-nord
) and run a script like the below:
from ImageGoNord import NordPaletteFile, GoNord
from PIL import ImageFilter
import argparse
from os import path
from subprocess import run
def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('input', help='File to generate image from.')
parser.add_argument(
'-s', '--show', help='Show image using xdg-open when image is generated.', action='store_true')
parser.add_argument(
'-b', '--blur', help='Blur the image', action='store_true')
parser.add_argument(
'--no_quantize', help='Do not quantize the image before processing (may make the image look better)', action='store_true')
args = parser.parse_args()
sInputImage = args.input
sOutputPath = './nordified/' + path.splitext(path.basename(sInputImage))[0] + '-nordified.jpg'
print(f"Writing nordified version to {sOutputPath}..")
go_nord = GoNord()
image = go_nord.open_image(sInputImage)
if args.blur:
image = image.filter(ImageFilter.GaussianBlur(5))
go_nord.set_default_nord_palette()
#go_nord.disable_avg_algorithm()
image = go_nord.quantize_image(image, save_path=sOutputPath)
#go_nord.convert_image(image, save_path=sOutputPath)
# To base64
#go_nord.image_to_base64(image, 'jpeg')
print("Done.")
if args.show:
run('xdg-open {}'.format(sOutputPath), shell=True)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
Save the above script locally and run it with python <SAVED_SCRIPT_NAME> -s <IMAGE_PATH>
. The ‘nordified’ image gets created to a folder named ‘nordified’… (needs the folder to exist)
Mixed results though - sometimes it works brilliantly - sometimes not so much… Try it out on your wallpapers…
[There’s also a utility called ‘image-colorizer’ that colorizes the image with your current palette - say, if you are using Material… …but I couldnt get that to work…]
I intend to post my full .dotfiles by the weekend - I created a nord materia gtk theme, and a collection of dotfiles - for tmux, alacritty, gnome-terminal, sublime text, etc… Will paste the repo URL once I do… (will include the collection of wallpapers that worked well with the nordification… )
Gorgeous, didn’t know image-go-nord - I’ll have to check it out!
Thanks! Great work! Let’s see how my favorite desert wallpapers will look like…