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GNOME supports an XML format for wallpaper collections that includes nice features like slideshows and time-based wallpaper changes. We even use this format from the contract if you select multiple images and choose to set them as a wallpaper. However, we don't distinguish these wallpapers in the settings in any way, making it difficult or impossible to set them again.
We will also need this to support synchronizing a light/dark wallpaper with the dark style preference, as that is likely to be a feature added to GNOME as well.
We could add a relevant symbolic badge to the bottom-right with a tooltip describing the type of wallpaper collection.
For light/dark style wallpapers, we could use a new "style" icon (like object-inverse-symbolic, which is the metaphor Android uses for Dark Mode). Here's a rough mockup of how we could distinguish these:
For slideshows, we could use either a symbolic stack of photos icon or a timer icon and a tooltip like, "Slideshow of 6 images"
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GNOME supports an XML format for wallpaper collections that includes nice features like slideshows and time-based wallpaper changes. We even use this format from the contract if you select multiple images and choose to set them as a wallpaper. However, we don't distinguish these wallpapers in the settings in any way, making it difficult or impossible to set them again.
We will also need this to support synchronizing a light/dark wallpaper with the dark style preference, as that is likely to be a feature added to GNOME as well.
We could add a relevant symbolic badge to the bottom-right with a tooltip describing the type of wallpaper collection.
For light/dark style wallpapers, we could use a new "style" icon (like
object-inverse-symbolic
, which is the metaphor Android uses for Dark Mode). Here's a rough mockup of how we could distinguish these:For slideshows, we could use either a symbolic stack of photos icon or a timer icon and a tooltip like, "Slideshow of 6 images"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: