Its not working on my system if its just putting that file into the directory.

Would t be fair if I add a functionality same as this in the Hyde-cli ?

Its not working on my system if its just putting that file into the directory.

Are you using the Candy theme? I think it selects randomly one of the backgrounds in the background directory,

the script replaces the bg.png, so I kept only that in the BackgroundS, and now it always uses that bg.

Would t be fair if I add a functionality same as this in the Hyde-cli ?

It woud be nice!

This is achievable without a script by just giving traversal access to sddm by:
setfacl -m u:sddm:x /home/$USER/.cache

then read access also
setfacl -m u:sddm:r /home/$USER/.cache/hyde/wall.set

And setting this as the path to wallpaper in sddm.
/home/$USER/.cache/hyde/wall.set

That one is not a perfect solution, as the multi-user might be confused and will have permission issues. Not all knows how to manage system configs.

Can you check if using /var/tmp is a viable solution?

This way we can just use /var/tmp/hyde/wall.set like cp current wall to this directory

only preparation we need is

mkdir -p   /var/tmp/hyde
 chmod go+xw  /var/tmp/hyde

@abenezerw @kRHYME7 @drnikos

I managed to do it! Exposing the wallpaper to /var/tmp should be fine.

#1906

We just need to manually enable It for each theme by changing Background= into Background="/var/tmp/hyde/wall.set"