Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: i3lockcomics
Version: 1.0.6
Summary: Gets the newest edition of a comic strip and use it in i3lock
Home-page: https://github.com/armandg/i3lockcomics
Author: armandg
Author-email: armandg@gmail.com
License: GPL-v3.0
Description: # i3lockcomics
        Python script to fetch the newest edition of a comic strip and use it in i3lock. *Highly* inspired by [xkcd-lock](https://github.com/angs/xkcd-lock) by [@angs](https://github.com/angs).
        
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        ![Screenshot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/265139/21699961/50057f3a-d39e-11e6-9825-b7f561e9cc14.png)
        
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        ## Short description
        
        This script gets the latest strip of a comic which is added on top of a pixelated screenshot of your desktop. This image is then used as a background image when running i3lock.
        
        Comics supported:
        
        - Calvin & Hobbes
        - CommitStrip
        - Dilbert
        - Dinosaur Comics
        - Fagprat (no)
        - Get Fuzzy
        - Intet Nytt fra Hjemmefronten (no)
        - Lunch (no)
        - Nemi (no)
        - PvP
        - xkcd
        
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        ## Install
        
        Easy peasy: `pip install i3lockcomics`
        
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        ## How to use
        
        Run `i3lockcomics` to lock your screen with i3lock and show a random comic strip. You can also chose a specific comic and use a pixellation distort on your lockscreen instead of the blurring. Check out `i3lockcomics -h` for more info.
        
        If you use multiple displays, the script will only place the comic strip on your primary screen.
        
        If the script can't fetch a comic because of connection issues, it will use a previous strip from the same comic, if it can find one in the `strips`-folder.
        If there is no net and no cached comic strip available, the script will use XKCD's password-strip as default.
        
        (This seems to be OK according to [Mr. xkcd himself](https://xkcd.com/about):
        >"Can we print xkcd in our magazine/newspaper/other publication?"
        
        >"You can post xkcd in your blog (whether ad-supported or not) with no need to get my permission."
        
        But Randall, if I'm mistaken, please let me know.)
        
        When using xkcd, it will also get the alt-text for the image and paste it underneath the comic.
        
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        ## Dependencies:
        
        These dependencies are required besides the modules installed by pip:
        
        - i3lock
        - scrot
        - curl (called by the subprocess module)
        
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