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plasma-apply-wallpaperimage

Set KDE Plasma desktop wallpaper

TLDR

Apply a wallpaper
$ plasma-apply-wallpaperimage [/path/to/image]
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Apply with fill mode
$ plasma-apply-wallpaperimage --fill-mode [preserveAspectCrop] [/path/to/image]
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Display help
$ plasma-apply-wallpaperimage --help
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SYNOPSIS

plasma-apply-wallpaperimage [--fill-mode mode] imagepath_

DESCRIPTION

plasma-apply-wallpaperimage sets the desktop wallpaper in KDE Plasma from the command line. It supports various fill modes to control how the image is scaled or tiled to fit the screen.The tool is useful for scripts that change wallpapers based on time of day, weather, or other conditions.

PARAMETERS

--fill-mode _mode_

How to fit image: stretch, preserveAspectFit, preserveAspectCrop, tile, tileVertically, tileHorizontally, pad
image_path
Path to wallpaper image file
--help
Display help information

INSTALL

sudo apt install plasma-workspace
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sudo dnf install plasma-workspace
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sudo pacman -S plasma-workspace
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sudo apk add plasma-workspace
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CAVEATS

Requires running Plasma session. Image must be in supported format (PNG, JPG, etc.). Applies to all desktops/monitors by default.

HISTORY

plasma-apply-wallpaperimage is part of KDE Plasma Workspace, providing scriptable wallpaper control alongside other plasma-apply tools.

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