i3lock-fancy1
Bash script around i3lock for fancy effect
Usage
i3lock-fancy [options]
Overview
Takes a screenshot of the desktop, blurs the background and adds a lock icon and text. This blurred image is then given to i3lock as the lockscreen background.
Options
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-h, --help -
Display a help screen and exit.
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-d, --desktop -
Attempt to minimize all windows before locking.
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-g, --greyscale -
Set background to greyscale instead of color.
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-p, --pixelate -
Pixelate the background instead of blur, runs faster.
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-f <fontname>, --font <fontname> -
Set a custom font.
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-t <text>, --text <text> -
Set a custom text prompt.
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-l, --listfonts -
Display a list of possible fonts for use with -f/--font.
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Note: this option will not lock the screen, it displays the list and exits immediately.
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-n, --nofork -
Do not fork i3lock after starting.
IMPORTANT: See KNWON BUGS section.
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-- -
Must be last option. Set command to use for taking a screenshot. Default is ´import -window root´. Using ´scrot´ or ´maim´ will increase script speed and allow setting custom flags like having a delay.
Known bugs
As of now, forking does not occur whether one uses `-n` or not. See https://github.com/meskarune/i3lock-fancy/issues/144 for more information regarding this bug.
Releases
4 releases since Debian 10 (Buster); the text changed 1 time.