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    <title>Automate the boring stuff of wallpapers with systemd</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[So assuming you&rsquo;re not using a DE and don&rsquo;t wanna install a tool which comes with a lot of dependencies just to automate the boring stuf of changing wallpapers (root window of Xorg). I wrote a simple Python program which you can use as systemd unit too.
Clone the repository or download/copy the beautify.py if you don&rsquo;t want systemd part. I&rsquo;d recommend ~/bin for such executable scripts. You can execute it from .]]></description>
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