#! /bin/bash

#Arguments
OLDPNG=$1 #name of screen you'd like to change.  Screen names are default names without the .png
NEWPNG=$2 #path/to new .png file

#Replace the old screen with the new png you specify.  Each option is the name of the default png file.

	case $OLDPNG in
		batteryempty)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/batteryempty.png
		;;
		lowbattery)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/lowbattery.png
		;;
		overheating)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/overheating.png
		;;
		poweroff)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/poweroff.png
		;;
		rebooting)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/rebooting.png
		;;
		recovery)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/recovery.png
		;;
		splash)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/splash.png
		;;
		starting)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/starting.png	
		;;
		suspended)
			cp $NEWPNG /usr/share/remarkable/suspended.png
		;;
		*)
			echo "Usage: changescrn [Screen Options] [New .png location]"
			echo "Screen Options: mv batteryempty lowbattery overheating poweroff rebooting recovery splash starting suspended"
		;;
	esac