Support setting the wallpaper via a running swww daemon #27
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I know supporting Linux is a huge hassle but I hope this contribution still helps. While a few years ago there was only
swaybg, with swww there is now a new tool that supportswlr-layer-shell.Also: Wallpaper updates with
swwware way more elegant since they will fade over by default. 😁I took the liberty to wrap
swaybginto the check forWAYLAND_DISPLAYsince… if it doesn't exist, there is no need to tryingswaybgat all.