Splashy For Linux

Whether you like a motivational quote, an amazing landscape, or something on the minimalist side of things on your computer's desktop, there's a wallpaper for everyone out there. Even though there are thousands of wallpaper websites on the Internet, Splashy might provide a better solution.

Splashy is a cross-platform, modern app that brings thousands of hand-picked wallpapers to your computer's desktop. It works on all major OSes out there, both desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux), and mobile (Android and iOS).

Splashy is capable of automatically changing your desktop wallpaper, but it also allows you to choose your favorite photography or illustration from the app's massive collections.

For starters, Splashy boasts an incredibly stylish, and modern-looking GUI. There are four main sections: Feed, Sources, Favorites, and Settings.

From the Settings section, you can enable the "Start the app on system startup" feature, as well as start and pause the wallpaper auto-changing process.

Of course, the free version of the app only provides you with access to a few select wallpaper collections. By paying the monthly or yearly fee, you not only unlock all the collections but can also tweak the change interval (automatic intervals).

The paid version also allows you to have the app on multiple devices and removes all the ads from the mobile versions of the app.

There's not much to hate about Splashy. It's an app that auto changes your computer's wallpaper without much user intervention that looks amazing, and it works well on Linux.

Be that as it may, the app does tend to feel a bit lackluster without the premium plan which brings a lot more wallpapers, as well as unlocks various useful features and settings.