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#!/bin/bash
bgpath="/usr/share/mga/backgrounds"
theme="Mageia-Default"
curlink=$(readlink $bgpath/default.jpg)
# Search for the optimal background resolution according to the driver
DRIVER=$(grep -A 6 'Device' /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep 'Driver') # => Driver "DriverName"
DRIVER=$(expr "$DRIVER" : '.*"\(.*\)"') # isolate driver's name
if [ ! -z "$DRIVER" -a -e /usr/sbin/monitor-probe ]; then
res=$(exec /usr/sbin/monitor-probe $DRIVER | grep -m 1 ModeLine) # => ModeLine "1920x1080" ...
res=$(expr "$res" : '.*"\(.*\)".*') # isolate the resolution
fi
# If the previous method did not work, default to 4:3 aspect ratio (e.g. 1024x768)
if [ -z $res ]; then
res="1600x1200"
fi
# Check if the symlink is already good
if [ "$curlink" = "$bgpath/$theme-$res.jpg" ]; then
exit 0
fi
# Check if this is a supported resolution, if not, find the background with a similar aspect ratio
if [ ! -e "$bgpath/$theme-$res.jpg" ]; then
width=$(echo $res | cut -f1 -d"x")
height=$(echo $res | cut -f2 -d"x")
# Bash only does integer arithmetic, we multiply everything by 1000 to workaround this
ratio=$((1000*$width/$height))
declare -A refRatios=( ["1250"]="1280x1024" ["1333"]="1600x1200" ["1600"]="1920x1200"
["1667"]="1280x768" ["1707"]="1024x600" ["1778"]="1920x1080" )
for key in "${!refRatios[@]}"; do
if [ $(($ratio % $key)) -lt 25 -o $(($key % $ratio)) -lt 25 ]; then
res=${refRatios[$key]}
break
fi
done
fi
# Check again if the symlink does not already point to this new resolution
# If not, create a new symlink
if [ "$curlink" != "$bgpath/$theme-$res.jpg" ]; then
if [ -e "$bgpath/$theme-$res.jpg" ]; then
ln -sf $bgpath/$theme-$res.jpg $bgpath/default.jpg
else
echo -e "Could not find this file: $bgpath/$theme-$res.jpg.\nPlease check that the mageia-theme-Default package is properly installed, or disable the mga-bg-res systemd service if you do not want to force using the Mageia theme."
fi
fi
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