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23 = "sleep_time"
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## Use Cases
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## 🔥 Use Cases
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### ⌛ 24 hour cycle (Fixed Wallpaper)
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### 24 hour cycle (Fixed Wallpaper)
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Want a simple 24 hour timecycle wallpaper like this?
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Note: numbers without preceeding 0 is valid too. For e.g.: `3.png`
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### 📛 Don't like renaming?
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### Don't like renaming?
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Renaming wallpapers numerically can get a little tedious especially when you want to change it into a different time. There's a solution for that. Since directories are also a valid wallpaper _item_, we can use that to our advantage.
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Now you can freely move wallpapers between hours without worrying about filenames.
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### 📌 A Visual Timetable (Wallpaper Override)
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### A Visual Timetable (Wallpaper Override)
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I'd like to get notified if its sleep time or its time for lunch via wallpaper. A truly non-intrusive way of communication. Since I work in a transparent terminal most of the time, the change is quite noticeable too. To do this:
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23 = "sleep_time"
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### 😴 Progressively Sleepy PC (Spread Wallpapers)
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### Progressively Sleepy PC (Spread Wallpapers)
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Okay the sleep_time wallpaper shows up at exactly 23:00 and then that's about it.
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