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    SetBingWP

    Sets bing's picture of the day as wallpaper for your desktop.

    setBingWP.sh is a bash shell script that's meant to be run when you login to your Linux, Windows or Mac desktop. It checks your internet connection, downloads the image of the day from bing.com, optionally includes the image's description into the picture and sets it as wallpaper for your desktop environment. Like this you have a different, beautiful desktop background every day.
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    windows-wallpaper-changer

    Python Wallpaper Changer

    With Python Wallpaper Changer, you can easily and randomly switch your desktop background to a new image from a folder of your choice. Add some excitement to your viewing experience with this simple script.
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    Wikimedia Picture of the Day Background

    Wikimedia Picture of the Day Background

    Uses Wikimedia picture of the day for desktop wallpaper

    Script which downloads current and future POTD from Wikimedia Commons, adds a summary caption to the bottom, and sets as desktop background image for gnome. Can also be setup on a server to download images any desired time of the day then mirror them for faster retrival from personal devices on the LAN. Has been tested on Ubuntu. Could be used on a RaspberryPi powered digital picture frame.
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    planet-slideshow

    Wallpaper maker with xplanet renderings and image slideshow

    A script that uses XPlanet and ImageMagick to create beautiful wallpaper images. It can dynamically composite the image of Earth, Moon, some fancy borders and glow lights on top or next to a chosen background image. The output of the script is a plain .jpg or .png file that can be used as a wallpaper by any window manager. The output looks like there are some widgets/desklets/gadgets on the wallpaper, but uses less memory and computation power, making it OK for laptop use. ...
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    wallpaper-time-of-day

    wallpaper changer script depending on time of day. for windows 7

    Vbscirpt sets the windows 7 wallpaper depending on time of day. Using a utility: http://sg20.com/techblog/2011/06/23/wallpaper-changer-command-line-utility/ Based on: http://www.winmatrix.com/forums/index.php?/topic/10795-wallpaper-reflects-time-of-day/
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    switch-wp

    Gnome Shell Wallpaper slide show

    This script runs in the background and changes wallpapers at regular intervals. It is capable of monitoring more than one directories recursively [upto a configured depth] for images. It randomizes the images and set them as desktop background. Although it runs in the background it accepts some commands to change the configuration at run time.
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    Make your gnome desktop reflect the current time of day with semi-transparent wallpapers and a little cron-script!
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    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
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    WallBash - a simple bash script that brings to your computers Ubuntu wallpapers
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    BuzzyWall is a wallpaper site creator script that has been created for ease of installation and use by webmasters of any expertise. This is completely written in PHP, Javascript and uses MySQL database backend.
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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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