On 14/01/14 17:58, John Ladasky wrote:
Hi folks,
A student of mine wants to try animating his desktop background. I am
aware that Pyglet can open a "fullscreen window" and draw to it, but
that window would be in the foreground. Does pyglet have the ability
to communicate to the background video plane as well? If so, what
resource should we use?
In case it matters, we're using Python 3.3, Pyglet 1.2 alpha 1 and
he's running (sigh) Windows 8. Thanks.
Your student would probably need to work directly with the window
manager somehow. He could potentially use pyglet to issue OpenGL
commands to the OpenGL context but getting it is unlikely to be trivial.
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