Releases: stoeckmann/xwallpaper
Releases · stoeckmann/xwallpaper
xwallpaper 0.7.5
Bug fixes:
- Fix daemon mode with atoms when screens are modified. Reported by Basil L. Contovounesios.
- Adjust sandbox to support loong64. Reported by wuruilong01.
xwallpaper 0.7.4
Bug fix:
- Extended sandbox for more Linux setups. Reported by Mohamed-Fathy-Salah.
xwallpaper 0.7.3
Bug fix:
- Daemon mode releases X resources when disconnected by X clients
xwallpaper 0.7.2
Bug fix:
- Properly handle X server resources (pixmap atoms). Bug introduced with 0.7.0. Reported by and (hopefully) resolved with stharward.
Note:
Kill xwallpaper --daemon
instances manually with pkill xwallpaper
or a command like that before running xwallpaper --clear
or another wallpaper setting utility. Right now the daemon process would still leak pixmaps as permanently retained if it is killed by another X client.
xwallpaper 0.7.1
Bug fix:
- Extended sandbox for more Linux setups. Reported by and resolved with user122983.
xwallpaper 0.7.0
Bug fixes:
- Release X server resources in daemon mode on resizing events
- Mark atoms as temporary to stay compatible with feh and hsetroot
- Added missing --focus option to zsh auto completion
Changed behaviour:
- Wallpapers on unspecified outputs are retained by default (queried from atoms)
New features:
- Added --clear option to remove set wallpapers, which also clears unspecified outputs
- Added --no-atoms option to retain wallpapers set in pseudo transparency atoms
- Added --no-root option to retain wallpaper in X root window
xwallpaper 0.6.6
xwallpaper 0.6.5
Bug fix:
- Redraw wallpapers in daemon mode when display positions are changed (reported by themad)
xwallpaper 0.6.4
Security bug fix:
- Strips off upper 8 bits on 16 bit PNG files to prevent memory corruption (reported by Luna Nieves)
xwallpaper 0.6.3
Bug fixes:
- Renders images on screens with 16 and 30 bit color depth correctly (reported by Abdalaziz Rashid)
- Removes useless unveil call on OpenBSD (reported by Bryan Steele)
- Installs zsh files to site-functions (patch by Matthew Martin)