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RandomWallpaperGnome3
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Random Wallpapers for Gnome 3 is a gnome shell extension which fetches a random wallpaper from an online source and sets it as desktop background.
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## Installation (symlink to repository)
Run `git clone git@github.com:ifl0w/RandomWallpaperGnome3.git` to clone the repository.
Run `./install.sh` to make a symbolic link from the extensions folder to the git repository.
This installation will depend on the repository folder, so do not delete the cloned folder.
__Installing this way has various advantages:__
* Switching between versions and branches.
* Updateing the extension with `git pull`
## Installation (manually)
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Open the commandline and type the following lines:
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```
git clone git@github.com:ifl0w/RandomWallpaperGnome3.git
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cp -r RandomWallpaperGnome3/randomwallpaper@iflow.space ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
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```
Then open the command prompt (Alt+F2) end enter `r` without qotes.
Now you should be able to activate the extension through the gnome-tweak-tool.
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## Uninstall
Run `./install uninstall` to delete the symbolic link.
If you installed the extension manually you have to delete the extension folder with `rm -rf ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/randomwallpaper@iflow.space` .
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## Debugging
Extension output can be followed with `./debug.sh` . Information should be printed using the existing logger class but can also be printed with `global.log()` (not recommended).
To debug the prefs.js use `./debug.sh perfs` .
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## Compiling schemas
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This can be done with the command: `glib-compile-schemas randomwallpaper@iflow.space/schemas/`
