Rogue wrote:
2. We have a background application that connects to a particular site
and keeps pulling down new images from there and then replaces this
pre-defined image?
Wouldn't the above work? Talking about RSS feeds for images, I am not
sure there are sites out there that do this.
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Nothing too exciting... there's no custom artwork for it, and none of
the extra content (brushes, clipart, etc) we'd discussed earlier. I
wanted to follow Nicu's suggestion of just having SOMETHING to start
with so I figured getting the apps together would be a good start.
How about this:
1. We set the background to a particular image (~/.desktop.png)
2. We have a background application that connects to a particular site
and keeps pulling down new images from there and then replaces this
pre-defined image?
Wouldn't the above work? Talking about RSS feeds for
Mark wrote:
And how would Nautilus handle this? do you need to notify nautilus
that the background is changed? or is nautilus checking the background
all the time to see if it's existing? If the last one is the case than
rewriting the desktop.png file will work just fine.
This is easy to test:
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Well, one thing that other Fedorans :) have suggested to me a lot is
having an '8-bit' Fedora theme. E.g., a theme for Fedora that has
graphics reminiscent of early video game consoles artwork.
While I argued again and again (and will still argue) I think the look
and
I am currently toying around with doing this in Java, if I have a
WebStart app running, I shall host it for you guys to try.
I am not the Python person (unfortunately).
later,
Rogue
That would be nice.
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On Mon, 2007-10-08 at 12:00 -0400, Nicu wrote:
Mirn Duffy wrote:
Nothing too exciting... there's no custom artwork for it, and none
of
the extra content (brushes, clipart, etc) we'd discussed earlier. I
wanted to follow Nicu's suggestion of just having SOMETHING to
start
with so I
