Wallpaper manager for your desktop, written in Rust.

wall-rs is a wallpaper management tool that I developed with significant help from the community. The initial idea for this project was suggested by my friend tapnisu. While I had the concept in mind, orzklv played a crucial role in bringing it to life by writing most of the first version during his live coding streams. Moreover, he also contributed a redesign of the project, further enhancing its functionality and user experience. After these collaborative efforts, I took over the project, rewriting some parts and fixing minor issues to refine the tool into its current state. This project stands as a testament to the power of community-driven development and the creative synergy that can emerge from live coding sessions and ongoing collaboration.

There are two ways to install wall-rs:

1. Using Cargo:

cargo install wall-rs

2. Building from source:

git clone https://github.com/akumarujon/wall-rs.git 
cd wall-rs 
cargo build --release

The executable will be available in target/release/wall-rs.exe

To use wall-rs, run the executable with a command:

wall-rs <COMMAND>

• set: Set a wallpaper to your desktop
• random: Set a random picture from assets as wallpaper
• install: Generate configurations and fetch assets
• help: Print the help message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

• -h, --help: Print help information

1. Set a specific image as wallpaper:

wall-rs set path/to/image

2. Set a random image from a specific folder as wallpaper:

wall-rs random path/to/folder

This project is licensed under MIT. Check LICENSE