Cleaned up 'fbsetbg -h' output Reordered the "Options" section and made it more clear that for setting solid, gradient, or pattern textures, one should also refer to fbsetroot(1).
Jim Ramsay i.am@jimramsay.com
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@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ # Functions
display_usage() { cat << EOF Usage: $command [-u/-U [wallpapersetter]] [-fFcCtTaA] /path/to/wallpaper - $command [-u/-U [wallpapersetter]] [-fFcCtTaA] -r/-R /path/to/wallpaperdirectory + $command [-u/-U [wallpapersetter]] [-fFcCtTaA] -r/-R /path/to/directory $command [-b/-B fbsetrootoptions] $command [-lhip] Use \`\`$command -h'' for a complete help message.@@ -72,17 +72,21 @@ cat << EOF
Options: + -u Use specified wallpapersetter, use no argument to forget. + -f Set fullscreen wallpaper (default). -c Set centered wallpaper. -t Set tiled wallpaper. -a Set maximized wallpaper, preserving aspect. - ( if your bgsetter doesn't support this + ( if your wallpapersetter doesn't support this we fall back to -f ) - -u Use specified wallpapersetter, use no argument to forget. - -b Forward the options to fbsetroot. + -r set random wallpaper from a directory - -F,-C,-T,-A,-U,-B,-R same as uncapsed but without remembering. + -b Forward the rest of the arguments to fbsetroot(1). + This can be used to set solid, pattern, or gradient backgrounds. + + -F,-C,-T,-A,-U,-B,-R same as lower-case, but without remembering. -h Display this help.