I'm using ricemood to update my colour schemes across all of my apps and have it match my current wallpaper. Everything has been working great. Up until I tried automating the run process using a short script to force update all my apps once the colours/configs are changed. It's not breaking, I just have the issue of the wallpaper image in the terminal output once ricemood is run getting in the way. I've tried piping all output to /dev/null using > /dev/null 2>&1 but I still get the image displayed. Is there a way I can run ricemood without the image output?
I'm using ricemood to update my colour schemes across all of my apps and have it match my current wallpaper. Everything has been working great. Up until I tried automating the run process using a short script to force update all my apps once the colours/configs are changed. It's not breaking, I just have the issue of the wallpaper image in the terminal output once ricemood is run getting in the way. I've tried piping all output to /dev/null using > /dev/null 2>&1 but I still get the image displayed. Is there a way I can run ricemood without the image output?