Wallpapi is an Omarchy-inspired wallpaper switcher for GNOME desktops that offers a slicker. When installed, it lets you “browse a folder of wallpapers as a full-screen carousel of parallelogram cards”. As you page through available options, the focused image is previewed as your wallpaper in the background, so you can see it larger, which is pretty cool. When you spot the drape you want, you hit Enter to set it as the desktop background. Choices are scheme-aware. If a light or dark variant is available, Wallpapi will set the correct version of an image per your system dark mode preference. […]

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