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- Scale the image to your liking using cover, fit, or original modes
- Precise anchor point positioning from 1 to 9 for fine‑tuned wallpaper placement
- Automatic background blur fill for mismatched aspect ratios, eliminating black bars
+- Persistent settings cache to save your setup between sessions
- Fluid transitions and animations*
-- Multi-monitor support*
*work in progress
+## Requirements
+
+- **Wayland compositor** that supports layer-shell protocol
+- **GPU** with vulkan drivers installed
+- **Rust & Cargo** required to build from source
+
+
## Build
```bash
@@ -34,7 +41,6 @@ sudo cp target/release/wallbash /usr/local/bin/
## Usage
```bash
-wallbash start # Start the wallpaper daemon
wallbash set /path/to/file.img # Set wallpaper (auto start daemon)
wallbash stop # Stop the daemon
wallbash status # Show daemon status
@@ -51,16 +57,7 @@ wallbash set [option]
## Architecture
-Wallbash is a **single binary** that can run in two modes:
-
-- **Client Mode:** Run wallbash set --wall ... to set a wallpaper. The command either:
- - Connects to an existing daemon and sends the command, or
- - Starts the daemon automatically if it's not already running, then sends the command.
-
-- **Daemon Mode:** Run wallbash start to explicitly launch the daemon, or let it be started automatically on first use. The daemon:
- - Manages the Wayland surface and Vulkan rendering pipeline.
- - Listens for commands via a Unix socket (/tmp/wallbash.sock).
- - Persists in the background until stopped with wallbash stop.
+Wallbash is a single binary that runs a background daemon and processes client requests via a Unix socket /tmp/wallbash.sock.
The core **modules** are structured as:
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