5 projects tagged "background"
Updated 22 Dec 2009
Tumblefile
| Pop | 30.59 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
Every five minutes, Tumblefile copies all files on your Desktop to a folder such as ~/Documents/2009-07-July/25-Saturday, prepending a timestamp (like 20090727.1645) to the filename. Meanwhile, its little window sits in the system tray. It is a way to automatically keep your Desktop cleared and files organized.
Updated 29 Sep 2012
aura
| Pop | 82.87 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 6.16 |
"aura" is a desktop (X root window) background setter. It picks images randomly from specified paths, skipping those that are too small or have inappropriate aspect ratios, and rescales them by cropping solid margins, resizing with cubic interpolation and then the liquid rescale algorithm to fit the desktop with as little quality loss as possible. Images are labelled in the corner using embedded tags. It can changes images on a timed basis or when triggered by SIGHUP or the CLI, and tracks previous and blacklisted images.
Updated 23 Mar 2011
BackPlay
| Pop | 17.03 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 28.10 |
BackPlay a program that plays music files from a folder in the background. At login, it scans a directory called "BackPlay" under the user's Music directory, and begins playing any music files it finds there in random order. BackPlay is independent from iTunes. It can be paused from an icon in the status area.
Updated 13 Jun 2011
Dynamic Background
| Pop | 21.14 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Dynamic Background is a small tool which aims to automatically download and update a dynamic/live desktop background in GNOME with images from a RSS source, currently Bing. It uses the same RSS sources as "Bing Dynamic Theme" and "Bing Maps Aerial Imagery" for Microsoft Windows.
Updated 21 Apr 2012
Oboinus
| Pop | 29.93 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
Oboinus is X11 background previewer and setter. In normal working mode, Oboinus provides an interface that helps you to choose a picture to be set as the background. When the --restore option is passed, it sets the background that it has a configuration for and exits immediately (for use in .xinitrc/.xsession or your WM startup files).
