battery-wallpaper

Simple bash script to set an animated battery as desktop wallpaper. It's shows charging animation and changes according to battery percentage.

How to install

Follow the steps below -

• Install acpi, hsetroot or wallpaper

# On Archlinux
sudo pacman -Sy acpi hsetroot

# On Ubuntu or Debian
sudo apt-get install acpi hsetroot

# On MacOS
brew install wallpaper

• For swaywm support users must install oguri. The oguri daemon must be started for the script to work. Oguri can be installed on Arch linux via AUR.

• Clone this repository and...

cd $HOME
git clone https://github.com/adi1090x/battery-wallpaper.git
cd battery-wallpaper
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

• Run the program and choose an option

$ bwall

Battery Wallpaper V1.0
Developed By - Aditya Shakya (@adi1090x)

Available options:
-cartoon	-colours	-cup_black
-cup_dark	-egg		-faded
-industrial	-mechanical	-paper
-slash		-bonsai

Features

• 11 different types of battery wallpapers/icons.
• Shows battery charging animation.
• Stop animation when battery is fully charged.
• When not charging, icon changes according to battery percentage.
• Tested on Openbox, i3wm, Fluxbox, Fvwm & Swaywm.

Charging

Cup	Paper	Cartoon	Faded

Colours	Slash	Industrial	Egg

Mechanical	Bonsai

Discharging

Cup

0-20%	20-40%	40-60%	60-80%	80-100%

Colours

0-20%	20-40%	40-60%	60-80%	80-100%

Slash

0-20%	20-40%	40-60%	60-80%	80-100%

Industrial

0-20%	20-40%	40-60%	60-80%	80-100%

Paper

0-25%	25-50%	50-75%	75-100%

Cartoon

0-25%	25-50%	50-75%	75-100%

Faded

0-25%	25-50%	50-75%	75-100%

Egg

0-25%	25-50%	50-75%	75-100%

Mechanical

0-25%	25-50%	50-75%	75-100%

Bonsai

0-20%	20-30%	30-40%	40-50%	50-60%	60-70%	70-80%	80-90%	90-100%

Fully Charged

Cup	Paper	Cartoon	Faded	Colours

Slash	Industrial	Egg	Mechanical	Bonsai

Support Me

FYI

• Yeah, it's very simple, i know.
• I've tested it only on Window Managers (Openbox, i3wm, fluxbox, etc)
• Currently, Not Working on XFCE & Maybe on KDE too.
• If you can improve it, you're welcome.
• You can add bwall -option & to your wm autostart file to set it as wallpaper after login.
• Have Fun!