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wal-telegram

Wal-telegram is a command line tool that allows you to change the appearance of your Telegram Desktop application. It is inspired by the popular tool "pywal" and aims to bring the same functionality to the Telegram Desktop environment. The tool uses colorschemes generated by pywal and applies them to the Telegram Desktop application, giving it a cohesive and visually pleasing look. Wal-telegram supports both light and dark themes, allowing you to switch between them with ease. It also provides options to customize and tweak the colorscheme for a personalized experience. The tool is written in Python and easy to install and use. With wal-telegram, you can enhance the visual aesthetics of your Telegram Desktop and make it seamlessly integrate with your overall desktop appearance.

List of commands for wal-telegram:

  • wal-telegram:tldr:20d59 wal-telegram: Generate with wal's palette and a specified background image.
    $ wal-telegram --background=${path-to-image}
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  • wal-telegram:tldr:220bb wal-telegram: Specify a location for the generated theme (default is `$XDG_CACHE_HOME/wal-telegram` or `~/.cache/wal-telegram`).
    $ wal-telegram --destination=${path-to-destination}
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  • wal-telegram:tldr:30438 wal-telegram: Restart the telegram app after generation.
    $ wal-telegram --restart
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  • wal-telegram:tldr:31fa0 wal-telegram: Generate with wal's palette and a colored background based on the palette.
    $ wal-telegram --tiled
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  • wal-telegram:tldr:a6a69 wal-telegram: Apply a gaussian blur on the background image.
    $ wal-telegram -g
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  • wal-telegram:tldr:d0563 wal-telegram: Generate with wal's palette and the current wallpaper (feh only).
    $ wal-telegram
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