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Running a screensaver is a very important security feature. It is necessary that it always works and does not depend on the state of the user's directories, so the screensaver run-script should be placed in the system directory. However, the locking process remains customizable because the user script can be used too.
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17 lines
358 B
Bash
Executable file
#!/bin/bash
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# This script takes a screenshot of current output and adds a blur and vignette to it
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cd /tmp
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grim screen.png
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# Delete existing image
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rm screen-out.png
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#Adds a blur and vignette
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ffmpeg -i screen.png -vf "gblur=sigma=10, vignette=PI/5" -c:a copy screen-out.png
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#Uses output image with Swaylock
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swaylock \
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--image screen-out.png \
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--daemonize
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