EddieComing soon
Live Wallpaper for Chrome.
The same moving scenes and clock on every new tab, on any computer. It’s on its way to the Chrome Web Store and will unlock with your Live Wallpaper key.
Live Wallpaper
Your desktop, moving.
$2 once, or free with Eddie. For GNOME on Linux.
Get the highlights.
Claude Code usage
Your Claude limits, always in view.
Your 5-hour session and weekly usage, with exactly when each one resets, right on your desktop. Kept fresh by Eddie while Claude Code is open.
Lock-screen clock
The time, the way your lock screen does it.
Your day
Weather, music and the calendar.
Built in
Six moving scenes, drawn live.
No video files to download. Or use any video or photo you own.
One line to install.
Paste this into a terminal. It installs into your home folder and asks before touching anything else. Then paste your license key into Settings → License.
curl -fsSL https://editz.pro/wallpaper/install.sh | bashThen open Live Wallpaper from your app menu. Read the script
Built in
Six scenes. Zero downloads.
Each one is drawn live by your graphics card, so there are no video files to fill your disk, and they never look the same twice. You can also use any video or photo you own.
Aurora
Dusk Sea
Silk
Drift
Ember
ContourThe lock-screen clock,
on your desktop.
Four styles and three fonts, in 12- or 24-hour time. GNOME draws it, so it stays sharp at any size.
Mac
The date on top, a big bold time underneath.
Windows
A light time and date, bottom-left.
Stacked
Hours over minutes, here in the serif.
Minimal
A thin, centred time.
Mono
Any style in a monospace font.
Widgets, right where you want them.
Click a corner and turn on what you need. They sit under your desktop icons, so they never get in the way.
Glanceable.
Never in the way.
Weather for your city, the song that’s playing, your calendar and your machine at a glance. Even your Claude Code limits.
GreetingWeatherNow playingCalendarBatteryDisk spaceCPU & memoryClaude Code usageNote
Easy on your battery.
0%
Behind windows
When a maximized or fullscreen window covers the desktop, the wallpaper stops completely. It can pause on battery too.
0 MB
Of cache
Built-in scenes need no files. Your videos play from their own folder, and nothing is copied.
Everywhere
In GNOME
It moves on the desktop, in the overview, in workspace previews and on the lock screen.
Simple to set up.
Pick a scene or a video, see every clock style on your own wallpaper, and hide your desktop icons for a clean look.
Two dollars. Once.
Unlock everything for good on up to 3 computers, or get it included with Eddie.
Live Wallpaper
$2one time
- Six built-in scenes and your own videos
- Every clock style, font and widget
- Up to 3 computers
- All 1.x updates
Includes Live Wallpaper
Eddie
$4.67one time
- The notch app for Mac and Windows
- Coding agents, clipboard and music in the notch
- Your Eddie key unlocks Live Wallpaper
- One key for both
Questions? Answers.
Which distros does it work on?
Any distro running GNOME 45 to 48, such as Ubuntu 24.04 and newer, Fedora 39 to 42, Debian 13, Zorin OS and Arch with GNOME. It’s built and tested on GNOME 46 under X11. Wayland works through Xwayland and is in beta. KDE and other desktops aren’t supported yet.
How do I activate it?
Buy a key for $2 and it arrives by email. Open Live Wallpaper, paste it into Settings → License and click Activate. An Eddie key works too.
I bought Eddie. Do I have to pay again?
No. Paste your Eddie license key into Live Wallpaper and it unlocks. It uses one of your key’s activations.
Can I move my license to a new computer?
Yes. Click Remove from this computer in Settings → License, then activate on the new one. Each key works on up to 3 computers at a time.
Why do I need to log out once after installing?
GNOME only loads new extensions at login. On X11 you can press Alt+F2, type r and press Enter instead, and your windows stay open.
Will it slow my laptop down?
It pauses whenever a maximized or fullscreen window covers the desktop, can pause on battery, and renders on your graphics card. Photo wallpapers run no process at all.
What does the installer change?
It puts the app in ~/.local/share/live-wallpaper, links a small GNOME Shell extension and adds an app menu entry. If mpv, ffmpeg or the GTK bindings are missing, it shows you the package command and asks first. To remove everything, run ~/.local/share/live-wallpaper/uninstall.sh.