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[No updates] FoShell v1 | Fallout RobCo Unified Operational System inspired wallpaper

Fallout-inspired Terminal wallpaper (Electron + Wallpaper Engine, exe-wallpaper). Early alpha.


v2 is available here

• works as a file explorer :o desktop folder included;
  
• can view text files and images;
  
• can run other files using windows shell if needed;
  
• can load websites ('d be better if there 'll not be any internal css on that pages);
  
• starting page can be changed ("main_page.txt", click "configure" on screen);
  
• all the rest can be changed as well, but programming skills are required (cmon, its Electron).

So... Yeah, even for now it is possible to replace default desktop+everything-you-have-on-it with (it is not recommended to use this with desktop icons switched on, looks ugly) with this thing. Or use it as a standalone app (electron.exe). Just for fun :)

• sketch version (don't know when I'll have enough time to make a full-grade one);
  
• lots of ugly code;
  
• probably, lots of bugs (it runs OK on my PC, enough for me for now:)..

 

• If screen resolution is not configured automatically, click "configure" on the desktop, proceed one directory up, open 'application.js' and change "BrowserWindow({width: dimensions.width , height: dimensions.height " to "BrowserWindow({width: 1366, height: 1024". or whatever dimension you need.
  
• Text "typing" animation blocks the screen (that's why it is disabled for "explorer" mode), so you can't immediately switch to "home", "favs" and back to "home". I'm looking into solution, for now the best tactic is just to wait 1-2 seconds after switching to the "favs" page, before doing anything else...
  
• With each workshop item update here, you might lose your customizations if you have made changes to any of app files (tho project is frozen, so nothing to worry about).
  
• MS Office application desktop shortcuts might not be supported (bless MS).

Then I'm sorry, but unless you can provide enough info about it, there is nothing I can do to help unless recommending to launch the wallpaper without WE, directly by .exe. Since the first time I heared about it no one tried to debug it or provide enough info to make me understand wtf is going on. I could not recreate this bug at any of my computers even once. "What you cant see - you cant fix".