Hello,

I am a beginner in Python and I changed the Url's but still my wallpaper isn't changing.
i changed the pic_url and the api key (APIKEYOWM)

but on the website there are lots of different url's for the CurrentUrl = ...
so which one do I use ?
are those 3 url's the only thing i need to change ?

thanks and sorry if i asked a useless question (i am also learning english)

A configuration file would allow for far more control over settings without directly changing the code.

Most commonly used file formats are:

• .ini
• .json
• .yaml
• .xml

I personally prefer .yaml as I find it most readable.

The watermark is not adding anything and is distracting (imo), I'd suggesting moving the date (in the middle) to the bottom right of the application. It could be shrunk and moved to a corner (maybe top right) where it would be much less inconspicuous.

This is just a suggestion.

Noticed that you were not following the python style guidelines.

The essentials are:

Variables, function/method, python file and module names should be in snake_case.

And constants in SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE.

If you have no intention of changing the style, feel free to close the issue.

GitHub has a strict file limit of 100MB.

My suggestion is to move the images to google drive (or any cloud storage service) and make the folder public. Then connecting to and downloading from the folder and implementing a caching mechanism.

Caching mechanism will ensure that a single file will always be downloaded once.

I'm not sure why but I just cannot manage to get the task scheduler to run either the mainScript.py or the bat file. If I just run the program naturally using the mainScript.py or bat through an idle or file explorer, it runs just fine and the wallpaper changes successfully but when running the scheduler automatically or manually, it opens python for a slight second and closes without changes the desktop wallpaper. If maybe the program could be in an executable format such as an exe format, this might resolve the issue but I'm still not sure.

Currently, the application has a self-imposed dimensions on what images can be used. This is not ideal, so far the changes needed I have identified are the following.

• Positioning the widget and the day text using percentages and padding