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emberfield

A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Flow-field wallpapers that match your desktop theme. Every image is a shareable recipe.

by @Kemonoo · Kemonoo/emberfield on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON KEMONOO.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 19 Oct 2026

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Flow-field wallpapers that match your desktop theme.

Post a recipe and anyone can reproduce your wallpaper exactly, or change the seed to get a new one in the same style.

ember-wall renders a recipe to a PNG. It has no dependencies, but it needs Node.js 22.2 or newer.

--set runs feh --bg-fill. The first time, it backs up your existing ~/.fehbg to ~/.fehbg.pre-ember.bak.

The file uses fastfetch's $1–$4 colour markers. The command prints matching logo.color values in 24-bit colour, so the art uses your palette's exact colours.

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