Simply download the pre-compiled Linux binary from the project’s GitHub release page using the button below, give it the necessary permissions, and run:īecause the Superpaper binary file ships with all the required dependencies so it’s a little on the heavy side at 101MB. Interested in trying Superaper out to see if it can satisfy your desktop wallpaper desires? The good news is that it’s easy to! Such as:Īnother plus is that the Superpaper wallpaper app is not tailored to or built for any desktop toolkit or desktop environment in particular. Superpaper comes with all of the core features you’d expect in a wallpaper manager, including:īut it goes beyond that the basics by offering advanced features that I can’t say I’ve seen in other tools. Use it to set different wallpapers on different monitors, use the same image spanning several monitors, and more. I don’t have a multi-monitor set-up to test the app with (I’d love to, but I’m not rich enough or productive enough for two displays) but I figured I’d throw word of this app out anyway as it looks like it could well be of use to others.įrom dual monitor set-ups, to stacked monitors and a mix of landscape and portrait monitors, Superpaper is a monitor wallpaper tool that can help.
Wallaper spanning a 27″ 4K display and 25″ 1440p portrait display
Wallpaper managers designed for multi-monitor set-ups aren’t super common, though we’ve looked at one, Hydrapaper, before.
It was written in Python specifically for this task, after its developer, Henri Hänninen, says he “couldn’t find anything similar”. Superpaper is a multi monitor wallpaper manager for Linux (though it also works on Windows too). If you’re on the hunt for an advanced monitor wallpaper manager for Linux, Superpaper might be just the ticket.
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