Lightweight GNOME shell extension to change your wallpaper daily (or whenever you prefer) to a selected wallpaper-suitable image from Wikimedia Commons, curated by the community. It will also show a notification containing the description, author and license of the image. *Disclaimer:* This extension is unofficial and community-maintained. This extension is based extensively on the Bing Wallpaper extension by Michael Carroll (https://github.com/neffo), which is in turned based on the NASA APOD extension by Elinvention (https://github.com/Elinvention). Features: * Fetches a new random wallpaper from a curated list every day (or how often you prefer) and sets as both lock screen and desktop wallpaper (these are both user-selectable) *Automatically selects the highest resolution (and most appropriate wallpaper) in multiple monitor setups * Optionally clean up wallpaper directory after between 1 and 7 days (delete oldest first) * Only updates as often as you set it to, or when you manually choose to change the wallpaper * Translations Please report bugs to the GitHub page below
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For variable string in gettext, you should really be using the `format()` method: ``` _('A string: %s and a digit: %d').format('example', 42); ```
@andyholmes: Thanks for the review! Yes, I am aware, but the reason I did it this way is to accomodate for translators on Translatewiki – the vast majority of translations done there are of MediaWiki core and extensions, so $1 and $2 are what translators are used to using. I don't think they would have many problems with %s and %d (it is used for some translation projects there, though they are few and far between). Does that make sense?
Wikimedia Commons Wallpaper Changer