Submission checklist
Plugin
w-engine
Feature type
Configuration / customization
Feature summary
An ability to toggle between setting one wallpaper for all monitors or multiple on a per-monitor basis.
Motivation / use case
I have two monitors and am considering buying another. I will never have their backgrounds differ across my displays. I do appreciate multi-monitor selection as the baseline, but setting two (potentially more) wallpapers every time I do layout changes is something I find very cumbersome, especially since it means palettes will not always generate for Noctalia depending on which monitor I choose first.
Proposed solution
Currently, W-Engine has a dropdown menu to select which monitor you'd like to place the wallpaper on. I think a separate section titled All that sets the flags for every one, even if the update is asynchronous due to pushing multiple commands, would be the best way to go about this.
Alternatives considered
No response
References / related projects
jagrat7's linux-wallpaper-engine-ux project has this functionality.
Additional context
No response
Submission checklist
Plugin
w-engine
Feature type
Configuration / customization
Feature summary
An ability to toggle between setting one wallpaper for all monitors or multiple on a per-monitor basis.
Motivation / use case
I have two monitors and am considering buying another. I will never have their backgrounds differ across my displays. I do appreciate multi-monitor selection as the baseline, but setting two (potentially more) wallpapers every time I do layout changes is something I find very cumbersome, especially since it means palettes will not always generate for Noctalia depending on which monitor I choose first.
Proposed solution
Currently, W-Engine has a dropdown menu to select which monitor you'd like to place the wallpaper on. I think a separate section titled
Allthat sets the flags for every one, even if the update is asynchronous due to pushing multiple commands, would be the best way to go about this.Alternatives considered
No response
References / related projects
jagrat7's linux-wallpaper-engine-ux project has this functionality.
Additional context
No response