gdm-auto-blur

Sets GDM background image while blurring it and changing brightness.

Works well with Blur my Shell extension. (Brightness and blur parameters correnspond to 'Blur my Shell' ones. Not perfectly, however, but closely)

Until such feature is implemented in future releases of GDM or Gnome, this script serves as a nice workaround

Update

gdm-settings is a thing now, but still no blur ;(

Requirements

• Python 3

• Pillow

pip install Pillow

• Tkinter

• gdm-tools

• blur-my-shell (optional)

• gsettings

Installation

Download repo as a zip or clone it somewhere

git clone https://github.com/lofilobzik/gdm-auto-blur

Copy gdm-auto-blur.py script to ~/.local/bin/ and make it executable

cd gdm-auto-blur
cp gdm-auto-blur.py ~/.local/bin/gdm-auto-blur
cd ~/.local/bin/
chmod +x gdm-auto-blur

Usage

Just run

gdm-auto-blur

With options

gdm-auto-blur -i path/to/picture.jpg -br 0.5 -b 20 -p

License

MIT