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Cetus is a simple wallpaper management tool written in Go. It supports multiple
sources for fetching the background.

| Project Home  | [[https://andinus.nand.sh/projects/cetus/][Cetus]]           |
| Source Code   | [[https://framagit.org/andinus/cetus][Andinus / Cetus]] |
| GitHub Mirror | [[https://github.com/andinus/cetus][Cetus - GitHub]]  |

*Note*: Cetus is a work in-progress & many features are yet to be implemented.
This whole project was changed multiple times, previous versions have had
support for services like Unsplash Source & Wallhaven. I'm working on this
because I want my desktop to have a new wallpaper everyday.

Cetus v0.5 will support NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day & Bing Photo of the
Day, I may add support for other services later. Both sources are very easy to
work with, I personally like NASA APOD & fallback to BPOD only when it's not an
image (somtimes they choose a video for APOD).

Currently the only dependency is [[https://feh.finalrewind.org/][feh]], it is used to set the background. It
doesn't support some desktop environments but should work fine many others. I
plan to add support for unsupported DEs too provided they're not hard to
implement. Experimental support for GNOME, Unity, Pantheon & LXDE was added. If
you're using i3 or similar WM/DE which uses X background then feh should work.

*Tested on*: OpenBSD 6.6 with i3wm

Also the code is not so good, I couldn't think of a good way to structure it. If
you have a better idea then please let me know.

* Demo
I just run some cetus commands on my computer, nothing fancy. I'll make better
demo videos someday.

| Version | Video                                                                |
|---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| v0.5.1  | https://diode.zone/videos/watch/0f94f5df-432d-491b-b7ab-57129213e47f |
| v0.5.0  | https://diode.zone/videos/watch/82b4f048-47aa-4012-8281-61e23840a598 |
| v0.4.6  | https://diode.zone/videos/watch/965bb7a4-029a-4584-a40d-241959d1aced |
| v0.4.1  | https://diode.zone/videos/watch/a52cc728-93e5-4bba-9375-752e1dba306d |
| v0.3.1  | https://diode.zone/videos/watch/0808c512-315a-4dab-9526-4a537e8c3257 |
| v0.2.0  | https://diode.zone/videos/watch/12db31e1-3517-4888-ad06-55f3859447a1 |
* Installation
** Pre-built binaries
Pre-built binaries are available for OpenBSD, FreeBSD & Linux.

If you don't understand what this command does then don't run it. It doesn't
download the binary, it will just print the steps to install cetus & you have to
run those commands manually. Better yet don't pipe it directly to sh but review
it before running.

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curl -s https://framagit.org/andinus/cetus/-/raw/master/scripts/install.sh | sh
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