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better_lockscreen

A simple lock script for i3lock Most of i3lock script out there converts your defined image to add blur, glitch or dim effect to image and it feels so slow and btw who needs dynamic lock background, its not like I change lockscreen background every 5 minutes. I wanted something that was fast and still should have all the effects I want for lockscreen background. This script generates or already caches the variant for your custom images before hand so they can be later used any number of time as lockscreen backgroun, without the need to apply same effect again and again

Getting Started

Clone this repo, push this script somewhere handy or you can even copy this script to /usr/local/bin so that it can be used from your i3config without defining whole path.

Prerequisites

Make sure you have following packages installed.

How to get started

Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/pavanjadhaw/betterlockscreen

navigate to cloned repository

cd betterlockscreen

grab your fav image for lockscreen background

./lock.sh -u path/to/image.img

well, now lockscreen (original image)

./lock.sh -l

Use dimmed image as lockscreen background

./lock.sh -l dim

Use blurred image as lockscreen background

./lock.sh -l blur

well, now set wallpaper (original image)

./lock.sh -w

Use dimmed image as desktop background

./lock.sh -w dim

Use blurred image as desktop background

./lock.sh -w blur

To set desktop background on startup, add following lines to your .xintrc after pushing script to your path or you can use absolute path to script too

exec lock.sh -w

If you are i3wm user, add following line to your i3config (~/.config/i3/config or ~/.i3/config)

exec --no-startup-id lock.sh -w

Feel free to use and distribute

This is my first bash script so if you think this could be improved or if you have any suggestion. Feel free.

  • Hat tip to anyone who's code was used
  • Inspiration - r/unixporn
  • etc