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Dwall is a Bash-based wallpaper automation tool for Linux desktops. It changes the desktop wallpaper according to the current time using cron scheduling. The project includes more than 25 wallpaper sets in HD, UHD, 4K, and 5K quality. It supports pywal, so users can connect wallpaper changes with dynamic color schemes. Users can also add their own wallpaper sets by organizing images into a timed sequence. Overall, it is a simple but polished utility for users who want their Linux desktop to feel more dynamic throughout the day.

batalert (aka Battery Alert) is a tool, written in Ruby, to notify the users when their battery is either under-charged or over-charged. Just consider installing it and put it on cron so that you never have to worry about running out of battery in midst of your work! This is originally intended for WM users who don't get battery notifications by default, but can be used by everyone who sees its worth! Batlalert upon being set up, shall notify you when to put your battery on charging and when to unplug it too. Whilst notifying so, it also numerically mentions your battery percentage at that particular moment.

A simple, light-weight, desktop-independent update notification applet for the system tray on apt based systems as Debian, Ubuntu or Linux Mint. A cron job runs in the background and periodically checks for pending software updates, the applet informs you by its color about the state of your system. Through its menu you can view the list of pending updates, check for updates and install these. The main goal of un-applet is to provide an easy way to help users to keep their system up to date without getting in the user's way while keeping software dependencies at a minimum.

...It should work with any GUI which lets you select a JPG for wallpaper, Can be launched once at start up or manually if desired. For true elegance can be launched using cron or Evolution's calendar or other timed launcher however often you like (I use Evolution's calendar and it works fine), webcamgrab is not interactive - once configured you can leave it alone. Assumed path names are /usr/bin for lynx and ~/Public for webcamgrab's files. If you would change these paths just modify the Python code in webcamgrab.py with the text editor of your choice. ...

Make your gnome desktop reflect the current time of day with semi-transparent wallpapers and a little cron-script!

An Ubuntu wallpaper rotater. Grabs wallpapers at random from wallbase.net or you own machine based on your specifications. Just run the install script and your done. Simple. Easy and quick. If you do not like my script run it again to Uninstall

Gnomind (pronounced "no mind") is a GNOME applet that reminds the user of upcoming events. It is similar to cron in functionality, while being much easier to use.