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Paper Shaper Random Wallpaper Tool
Provides random wallpaper from webcams or saved images or both!
With Paper Shaper you can: - have random offline wallpaper from any JPG images stored in your offline gallery - have random online wallpaper from any webcam in a user maintained and editable list - have random wallpaper from either your stored offline gallery images OR an online webcam (Paper Shaper chooses) - choose how often the wallpaper updates. Use your operating system's normal process to set papershaper.jpg as wallpaper. It's that simple. Paper Shaper handles the... -
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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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