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There's no need to force a download of the image, because it might not have changed. More elegant would be to only save it if it has indeed changed.
Does wget always download the image but only saves it if it's newer than the local version?
We can save bandwidth if wgets checks before downloading.
If we can tell that the image has not changed since last download, we can skip the step to set a new wallpaper (gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background).
Does wget give us a useful return code?
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There's no need to force a download of the image, because it might not have changed. More elegant would be to only save it if it has indeed changed.
If we can tell that the image has not changed since last download, we can skip the step to set a new wallpaper (
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: