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Manual: hsetroot

HSETROOT(1)					   General Commands Manual					 HSETROOT(1)

NAME
       hsetroot - yet another wallpaper application

SYNOPSIS
       hsetroot [ command1 [ args... ] ] [ command2 [ args... ] ]

DESCRIPTION
       hsetroot	 is  a tool which allows you to compose wallpapers ("root pixmaps") for X. It has a lot of options like ren‐
       dering gradients, solids, images but it also allows you to perform manipulations on those things, or chain  them	 to‐
       gether.

OPTIONS
   Generic Options:
       -root  Treat multiple displays as one big screen (ignore xrandr outputs)

       -screens 
	      Set a screenmask to use

   Gradients:
       -add 
	      Add color to range using distance 1

       -addd  
	      Add color to range using custom distance

       -gradient 
	      Render gradient using specified angle

       -clear Clear the color range

   Solid:
       -solid 
	      Render a solid using the specified color

   Image files:
       -center 
	      Render an image centered on screen

       -cover 
	      Render an image centered on screen scaled so that all of screen is covered.

       -tile 
	      Render an image tiled

       -full 
	      Render an image maximum aspect

       -extend 
	      Render  an  image	 maximum aspect, and copy 1px border taken from the image over the remaining area so that no
	      black borders are shown.

       -fill 
	      Render an image strechted

   Manipulations:
       -tint 
	      Tint the current image

       -blur 
	      Blur the current image

       -sharpen 
	      Sharpen the current image

       -contrast 
	      Adjust contrast of current image

       -brightness 
	      Adjust brightness of current image

       -gamma 
	      Adjust gamma level of current image

       -flipv Flip the current image vertically

       -fliph Flip the current image horizontally

       -flipd Flip the current image diagonally

   Misc:
       -alpha 
	      Adjust alpha level for colors and images

       -write 
	      Write current image to file

AUTHORS
       Hyriand HSETROOT(1)