Imgurt - Imgur Wallpaper Downloader and Ranker
Imgurt is a wallpaper downloader which scores wallpapers and selects the best based on resolution, aspect ratio, and number of views. It remembers which wallpapers were selected previously so you never see the same image twice.
Install the systemd units to run the script every two hours.
Usage
python3 imgurt.pyInstallation
Install dependencies
pip3 install requestsAlso install feh using your distribution’s package manager.
Install systemd user unit (optional)
edit systemd/imgurt.service to point to imgurt.py
copy unit files
# copy service files cp -u systemd/* ~/.config/systemd/user/ # enable and start systemd timer systemctl --user enable imgurt.timer systemctl --user start imgurt.timer # the service can be triggered manually as well systemctl --user start imgurt
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