Document ~/.fehbg a bit more precisely

option, it will write a script to set the current background to

.Pa ~/.fehbg .

So to have your background restored every time you start X, you can add

.Qq sh ~/.fehbg &

.Qq ~/.fehbg &

to your X startup script

.Pq such as Pa ~/.xinitrc .

As of

Note that

.Pq unless the wallpaper is set via the menu

.Nm

2.13, this script is executable, so

.Qq ~/.fehbg &

will work as well.

saves the files and directories it was passed on the commandline, not the

files which actually ended up as wallpaper.

So, if you have randomization enabled,

.Pa ~/.fehbg

may set different wallpapers on each execution.

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.Pp

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