rulus
January 21st, 2007, 08:53 AM
Allright, I started my first Python project yesterday (never programmed Python before yesterday) and I'm sharing it with you.
The script downloads wallpapers from www.interfacelift.com. You specify your screen resolution, the path to save the images to, the number of pages that passed between your checks (hard to explain, this one), and the script does the rest.
You can also automatically have changed your desktop background to the lastest wallpaper of interfacelift.
I have tested this feature on GNOME only, can someone check if it's working on KDE / XFCE too? I don't think so, but it's worth a try.
When you place this script in a cron or something, it will automatically download new wallpapers from the site, and you will always have the lastest wallpaper as your desktop (if you like).
Comments please!
The script downloads wallpapers from www.interfacelift.com. You specify your screen resolution, the path to save the images to, the number of pages that passed between your checks (hard to explain, this one), and the script does the rest.
You can also automatically have changed your desktop background to the lastest wallpaper of interfacelift.
I have tested this feature on GNOME only, can someone check if it's working on KDE / XFCE too? I don't think so, but it's worth a try.
When you place this script in a cron or something, it will automatically download new wallpapers from the site, and you will always have the lastest wallpaper as your desktop (if you like).
Comments please!