A changing wallpaper for Linux (tested on Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick). Size is 1366x768 (my desktop)
Instructions: -copy the file to a directory where it won't bother you -extract the files -inside a terminal, cd into the folder that was created with the new files -run "sh ./install" (without the quotes)
...and that should be it. You should now have a wallpaper that changes throughout the day. The images were borrowed from several online sources, and the xml script was borrowed from the All Day Long animated wallpaper found on gnome-look.org, by Edgar Rene Flores Balcazar.
How do I get this to work with Ubuntu 12.04: Precise Pangolin?
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I followed your instructions perfectly, being a Ubuntu user since 9.04 was released, and am now running 11.04 with classic desktop, I ran the install.sh and it said the background was set, but nothing on my desktop changed?
Hey, your work got featured on a TV program named "Fr@tal", of a mexican channel named "ForoTV". I have not found the video, but it was a few minutes ago.
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I haven't checked the comments in a while. Seems like there's some buzz around this. Awesome.
To answer a few questions I noticed:
-I don't think this is able to be installed in Windows, and I realize that it does not jive with Gnome3 -There is no additional process used by this, so all you need to do is change wallpapers. -I'm not sure why the wallpaper sometimes doesn't match the time of day. Feel free to mess with the xml file to change when the different wallpapers come in. -The location in the picture is somewhere in New Zealand. No idea where, but it's a beautiful country overall.
I also noticed that someone put a tutorial on YouTube, which explains the many comments. Glad people like it.
For some reason mine only shows night time pictures and currently there is a ton of sunlight outside (5pm). Would be great if they had a wallpaper that integrated with your time zone. I came across one, but the image was very cartoon-ish for lasting appeal. I will give this one till tomorrow to see if it catches up or changes at all. If we actually do need to mess around with the script, then I think the person who upload this wallpaper should re-upload the fixed version (The file is not that big after all).
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i tried it and nothing happened....
i had it on ubuntu but now i can't use it on xubuntu
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To answer a few questions I noticed:
-I don't think this is able to be installed in Windows, and I realize that it does not jive with Gnome3
-There is no additional process used by this, so all you need to do is change wallpapers.
-I'm not sure why the wallpaper sometimes doesn't match the time of day. Feel free to mess with the xml file to change when the different wallpapers come in.
-The location in the picture is somewhere in New Zealand. No idea where, but it's a beautiful country overall.
I also noticed that someone put a tutorial on YouTube, which explains the many comments. Glad people like it.
Cheers!
Dave
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