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lswc
Change your Gnome or Mate Wallpaper inbetween 1 and 5 minutes.
A small wallpaper changer with installer, integrates with Gnome and Mate-Desktop, changing wallpaper between 1 and 5 minutes in a random way. It is easy to configure by removing the conf file, you get asked to point the program to a wallpaper folder. Wallpaper folder can be any, if filled with jpg files. If you support family members pc you can surprise them with this program to rotate nice photographs on their desktop. Companies can rotate information on the desktop this way. ... -
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Webcamgrab
Create random JPG wallpaper from a user updatable list of webcams
Webcamgrab randomly pulls a JPG image from a user maintained list of webcams and saves it to a specific file and location. Since the file name and location do not change, it can be selected for wallpaper. Written in Python 2.6, For Linux only, You will need to install or have installed Python and lynx (your Linux distro should offer them), I am using webcamgrab in Gnome 2. It should work with any GUI which lets you select a JPG for wallpaper, Can be launched once at start up or... -
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A perl script that can change the GNOME background ("wallpaper") in real-time at user-defined intervals. It scans a list of user-defined directories for images with known file extensions, and selects one at random to display.
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