Hello All, I’m coming from a Windblows Environment hoping to make Manjaro my daily drive, I have used Linux before but not Manjaro.
My systems are quite large and share 2 Viewsonic XG-2703-GS IPS 2560x1440 GSync and 1 Alienware AW3423DW 3440x1440 Gsync monitor via a gaming capable KVM.
The Alienware AW3423DW Gsync is a QD OLED display and as such is subject to image persistence and burn in, to mitigate this under Windows I used a program called Display Fusion that allowed me to set wallpaper for each monitor and thus I could have identical wallpaper on the IPS screens and a single black pixel stretched to cover the entire Alienware screen - no image nothing to burn in, I literally keep nothing on this screen its only for AAA gaming.
I have seen there is a program for X11 called Nitrogen and I have installed it but I have not been able to figure how to bring up it’s interface ( or for that mater how to use it ) - can someone help me out please.
** Addendum **
After a bit more fiddling I discovered the answer for this part of things was simpler than I thought - but not what I am used to, usually I would just right click over and image and go select as wallpaper. In Manjaro however you…
- Find a blank space on the desktop and right click
- Select Configure desktop and wallpaper.
- Select the image you want OR select ADD IMAGE and direct it to an image already on your system.
- Click on the image to be applied
- Select OK and then close the app.
Thanks in advance to those who responded the answer turned out to be much simpler than I thought.