WALLL1.0.1

Set a wallpaper precisely on each monitor, choosing how the image is positioned instead of accepting a stretched or poorly aligned desktop background. WALLL gives GNOME users direct control over wallpaper placement across multi-monitor arrangements, where one desktop image may otherwise fit unevenly between screens. Each display can use its own wallpaper, with positioning configured independently for the layout on that monitor.

Profiles let users save custom desktop arrangements and switch between them in seconds, which is useful when moving between work, gaming, presentation, or home-screen setups. A clean, dark interface keeps these controls separate from the usual system settings and makes monitor-specific adjustments the central task. The built-in gallery supplies pre-installed wallpapers for users who do not already have images ready to assign.

Published by Augmented Entropy, the commercial 1.0.1 release targets amd64 Linux systems and requires snapd. It is categorized as System Tools because it manages a practical part of the desktop environment rather than editing images as a general-purpose graphics program. The local-first design keeps wallpaper management centered on the computer instead of depending on a separate online service. WALLL is aimed at GNOME users with multiple displays who want consistent, pixel-precise desktop presentation and quick access to several saved screen configurations.