I know windows is not supported but when I tried to run this on windows, I didnt get a message,
Windows is not yet implemented to change the background
Instead I got error in colors = pywal.colors.get(img) command.
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['convert', 'C:\\Users\\WinterSoldier\\.config\\python-backgroundchanger\\photos\\dtt-COU6cxo.png[0]', '-resize', '25%', '-colors', '16', '-unique-colors', 'txt:-']' returned non-zero exit status 4.
So my suggestion is to put a OS check at very beginning of process. Then and there display message if OS is not supported.
Modified the code and got it working for windows 10 without pywal code.
I can add windows support, But need to understand what pywal is used for.
I know windows is not supported but when I tried to run this on windows, I didnt get a message,
Windows is not yet implemented to change the backgroundInstead I got error in
colors = pywal.colors.get(img)command.subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['convert', 'C:\\Users\\WinterSoldier\\.config\\python-backgroundchanger\\photos\\dtt-COU6cxo.png[0]', '-resize', '25%', '-colors', '16', '-unique-colors', 'txt:-']' returned non-zero exit status 4.So my suggestion is to put a OS check at very beginning of process. Then and there display message if OS is not supported.
Modified the code and got it working for windows 10 without pywal code.
I can add windows support, But need to understand what pywal is used for.