~/lfs_apps

Many of the desktop configuration files in ~/lfs_apps generate plots of boot times and cycle through wallpapers.

Plotting files:

• plotbts.sh and plotbts.desktop — boot time histogram with linear scaling on both axes; outliers excluded; not including more recent boots.

• plotbtsa.sh and plotbtsa.desktop — boot time histogram with logarithmic scaling on both axes; outliers included; including more recent boots.

• plotbtso.sh and plotbtso.desktop — boot time histogram with linear scaling on both axes; outliers included; not including more recent boots.

These rely on ~/lfs_gnuplot Gnuplot code.

Wallpaper cycling files:

• cycle-wallpaper.sh and cycle-wallpaper.desktop — moves us forward through the wallpapers in ~/wallpapers. Keyboard shortcut: Win+W.

• cycle-wallpaper-previous.sh and cycle-wallpaper-previous.desktop — moves us backward through the wallpapers in ~/wallpapers. Keyboard shortcut: Win+Z.

• cycle-wallpaper-shuffle.sh and cycle-wallpaper-shuffle.desktop — moves us randomly through the wallpapers in ~/wallpapers. Keyboard shortcut: Win+S.

• specify-wallpaper.sh and specify-wallpaper.desktop — specify the wallpaper (by number) that you want to be set as you desktop background. Keyboard shortcut: Win+N.

Some other desktop configuration files in ~/lfs_apps open up the settings of GNOME extensions, including:

• dash-to-dock.desktop — for opening the settings for Dash to Dock.

• executor.desktop — for opening the settings for Executor.

• kiwimenu.desktop — for opening the settings for KiwiMenu.

• user-theme.desktop — for opening the user themes extension settings.

Other desktop configuration files in ~/lfs_apps include:

• julia.desktop — for running Julia installed via juliaup.