Ifliftwall is a small script which will set the latest picture from www.interfacelift.com as your KDE desktop wallpaper. If you set it to autostart it will give you a new fresh background as you login in, on a daily basis.
Usage:
1.) put in ~/bin
2.) make executable
3.) Save your desktop settings by running:
ifliftwall --setting < aspect > < width > < height > (see below for valid desktop settings)
4.) test it!
5.) (at your option) run: ifliftwall --set-auto to make it autostart at login
Tested:
On OpenSUSE 10.3, should work on most Linux distros, and other UNIX flavours too albeit the arguments for the ping command have to be modified.
Note #1: The picture files that are downloaded will be stored in the /tmp/kde-< username > directory. This script does not delete any of these files, so it is up to you. However, the way the file name is constructed: "ifliftwall.00N", where N equals the current weekday (N=1..7), does so that only a maximum of one week of PTOD's will be stored on your computer.
Note #2: List of resolution. If your desktop size is not listed below try using the closest higher resolution.
Aspect Desktop Resolution
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widescreen: 2560x1600 1920x1200 1680x1050 1440x900 1280x800
fullscreen: 1600x1200 1400x1050 1280x1024 1280x960 1024x768
dual monitor: 5120x1600 3360x1050 3200x1200 2880x900 2560x1024
3 monitors: 5760x1200 5040x1050 4800x1200 4320x900 4096x1024 3840x1024
Note #3: The wallpapers that are downloaded may be used in accordance with http://interfacelift.com/site/license.html please read this.
Requirements:
· KDE 3.5.x
What's New in This Release:
· Adjusted script due to site changes at interfacelift.com
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