If your wallpaper is not centered even though it should be, try this: Open Niagara's settings > Look > and toggle Offset wallpaper. If your home screen wallpaper gets cropped, or not scaled right, please try to apply the Wallpaper with Google Wallpapers.
The bug can happen with wallpapers wider than the phone's screen. The problem with wide wallpapers is that either the launcher or the wallpaper provider app has to do the centering (if both do it, the wallpaper will also be off-centered). Niagara Launcher could do the centering, but most Android launchers such as Google's Launcher3, Pixel Launcher, and Nova Launcher don't center the wallpaper; they left-align it (to simplify the explanation, we disregard parallax scrolling). Because of this, most wallpaper apps such as Google Photos and Google Wallpapers crop the wallpaper in such a way that it looks centered for you even though it's technically left-aligned. If we'd now begin to center the wallpaper (like Samsung's OneUI Home Launcher does, for example), apps that wallpapers that get "center-cropped" would now be off-center to the right. Because most launchers left-align it and, therefore, most wallpaper apps crop them, we decided to also left-align them.
On some devices (specifically from Xiaomi), the wallpaper is cropped when rotating the device to landscape, leaving a black bar on the right side of the screen. In this case, we suggest applying the wallpaper image as a live wallpaper instead, for example with KLWP, Muzei, or Wallpaper Changer.
When applying your wallpaper with the OnePlus Wallpaper app, the system always returns a red color for the accent. As a workaround, you can apply your wallpaper with another app, for example, Google Photos.
Android and Niagara Launcher can only detect color changes of live wallpapers if the live wallpaper notifies the Android system. Please contact the developers of the live wallpaper app you're using to request supporting color changes and include this link to the Android Developer documentation: ().
In some cases when you back out of the Settings you will be returned to your default Home launcher, but if you are returned to Microsoft Launcher, Swipe down and search for the name of your Home Launcher, mine is Nova, and simply tap on it to be restored to your default Launcher.
Of course, you can also just elect to install the Bing Wallpapers app, but according to many reviews, the app stops updating the wallpapers at random. I have not tested this on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, but I have had it installed on previous phones and I experienced the same issues. This method works for me.
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I want to use Microsoft launcher on my android devices to set the wallpaper. This works but users can easily change it back by going into the normal android settings. They can even change the default launcher in here or easily in the Microsoft launcher app with the switch app button. How do I prevent this?
And then if you don't want user to change the wallpaper, you can set configuration key "com.microsoft.launcher.Wallpaper.Url.UserChangeAllowed" as false, then the wallpaper will always reset to the one you configured even users change the wallpaper from android settings.
Just got a ticket through from one of the managers. Our company logo is out of date on our thin clients. We have ALOT of thin clients. They are ThinPro's of varying models. I'm not fancying the idea of visiting every desk to change a wallpaper. Any way I can push out a new wallpaper using HP Device Manager on Windows?
They are thin clients running a lightweight linux derivative that I manage via HP device manager on my Windows management machine. I use HP device manager to push out device settings. I guess I could shadow each device individually when I'm in early (3AM!) next week and change the wallpaper manually if it was impossible to do it any other way...
The Dell T50 (Ubuntu) terminals I look after all have a common wlx.ini file the all read which defines wallpaper/screen timeouts/language/vnc passwords etc. plus they all have their own dedicated MAC.ini file for the Citrix receivers they use.
An update for Action Launcher, bringing it to version 3.3, is now available on Google Play. Included in the update, live wallpaper API support has been added, enabling Quicktheme to reliably work with live wallpaper apps. In addition, shortcuts and gestures are now both expanded and fully customizable.
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