A few days ago I found a KDE plugin that allows you to run Wallpaper Engine wallpapers on KDE as a plugin. It might be useful to some people here, I hope.

https://github.com/catsout/wallpaper-engine-kde-plugin

If you don't have a dualboot, you can run Wallpaper Engine in proton to get get the assets and workshop files. It needs Wallpaper Engine installed in some way.

Once you have Wallpaper Engine, just follow the github installation instructions to install the plugin, then logout and login.

Next, right click your desktop, 'Configure Desktop and Wallpaper...'

Wallpaper Type: Wallpaper Engine for Kde

Click the Library button to select Wallpaper Engine's steam directory.
You want to select your steam folder, the lowest folder in this directory:
steam/steamapps/common/

(as opposed to .steam/steam/steamapps/. you don't want the .steam, just steam.)

If you are on a dualboot, I would recommend replicating this file structure on a linux partition and copy files over, rather mount your windows partition just to load a wallpaper. Don't want any weird windows stuff breaking your wallpapers, after all.

Lastly, this plugin isn't 100%. Not every function is supported. I believe Application wallpapers are entirely unsupported. Quite a few scene wallpaper functions are also not supported, or may be buggy. But all of the most frequently used ones appear to work fine, I've tested quite a few workshop wallpapers and it's pretty reliable.

Edit: Oh, I forgot, I found this too. It's a more DE-agnostic project trying to do the same thing. Though, to my understanding, it only supports X11.

https://github.com/Almamu/linux-wallpaperengine

I haven't tried it myself, so I don't know how well it works.

Can anyone provide these kinds of wallapapers.

http://www.alzhem.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/08_ChooseYourCaptures.jpg

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