And fair enough, it’s definitely a tricky list to pin down. I don’t know that I’d call myself an expert, but I’ll help to the best of my ability I’d say if you use that list, you’d go ahead and include the proposed changes, but it actually looks like there were 8 more kanji than in that proposal that got confirmed in 2010, judging by the Japanese Wikipedia page.
As for order, the English and Japanese Wikipedia pages show the additions in a different order, so maybe the Japanese one would be alright? Though the following page doesn’t have the full Secondary school list. Lemme go look for it and I’ll come back and edit when/if I find one. What kind of things are you looking for/considering when you look at the order? edit- the additions start at the " 2010年の改定" section
Edit 2-So I just found this table with the full list, and it can be sorted by both readings and school year (S = secondary school), and it’s the same table as is on the Japanese side of the site. Unfortunately, I have no idea Gonna move this to a reply
The Japanese list and English list seem the same, unfortunately (unless I looked at the wrong thing)
The order I’m looking for is something more like how I have the kyouiku kanji listed here: Document
This page shows the list, but it’s in hiragana order. 常用漢字一覧 - Wikipedia
But, if I take the kyouiku list I already have, and add a new section called “Secondary School” and copy-paste all of the second-school kanji from the wiki link, would that make it a full jouyou set?
So you found the same table I did, and yea it does default to readings. It has an option to sort by Grade Level though, if that’s what you’re after?
As for the order of added kanji on the Wikis, I have them listed like this (I apologize in advance for the terrible formatting, I just pasted straight from wikipedia):
That aside, yes if you just add the Secondary School kanji on top of the Kyoiku list, you’d have the complete Joyo list. You’d just need to make sure to add the above 196 and remove these 5- (銑 錘 勺 匁 脹), since they’re still included on your link but have been removed: According to my searches, the new 196 were all added to the Secondary curriculum and the Kyoiku list shouldn’t be affected by them.
This is really cool! It’ll be fun to watch the colors fill more and more. Thanks so much for making this! Here’s mine with slightly muted default colors:
I love the customization options and the auto-update feature, and how user-friendly the site is. A lot of work was clearly put into this. One thing; when I click the alias, the wallpaper doesn’t always update. It updates the image in the folder but not the actual wallpaper.
You should be able to modify the XML above and insert your wallpaper url where it says <WALLPAPER_URL_HERE> (you can get this URL from the website by right clicking on the “Download Wallpaper” button after configuring your device and selecting “Copy Link Address”).
If you aren’t familiar with Tasker, you need to save the XML code to a file on your device (after adding your wallpaper URL as instructed above), and then hold on the “Profiles” tab in the app and select “Import Profile” and then select the XML file.
You can then test this Task by navigating to Tasks → Update WaniKani Wallpaper → Click the Play button in the bottom left.
If all went well, your wallpaper will have been changed!
I have an Android, so I can test this out. Do you mind if I add this to the site? I can add your name to the credits for it. Also, welcome to the community!
Thanks! I should have known it was Rainmeter, haha. I’ve used Rainmeter in the past and it’s a pretty neat program.
That’s a cool idea! I never thought to do it for the lock screen, and actually my computer’s lock screen is still the same boring one that came with the OS, lol.
The WallpaperChanger.exe program unfortunately only works for the desktop wallpaper and not the lock screen. I did a little bit of lookup and found that there are ways to programmatically update your lock screen, and I will look into that the next time I update this! (Hopefully during this week; but we’ll see).
Thank you! P.s. nice dog
Thank you for the compliments, and thank you for sharing! If I had a Mac, I’d look into that issue myself. Would you (and @emucat) please try changing the code to the script for me to the following? The difference is in the last two lines, where there’s a new sleep 1 line (which pauses the script for one second), and then a second osascript -e ... line that is exactly the same as before, essentially doing the “Set Wallpaper” line twice to see if it will help.
#!/bin/bash
cd "$(dirname "$0")"
curl -s -A "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/41.0.2228.0 Safari/537.36" -o "wallpaper.png" "http://wkw.natural20design.com/?k={{YOUR_API_KEY}}&d=1"
osascript -e "tell application \"System Events\" to tell every desktop to set picture to \"$(dirname "$0")/wallpaper.png\""
sleep 1
osascript -e "tell application \"System Events\" to tell every desktop to set picture to \"$(dirname "$0")/wallpaper.png\""