Those of you who know me, know I'm a major OSX fan. The one of the many things that I absolutely love about OSX is being able to set your background to change dynamically. I am throughly annoyed that this isn't available for Gnome. And so far no one has written anything that's done that. So strictly out of annoyance on my part, we present to you GShuffle.Christian and I quickly put together a small desktop rotator app in mono today. It reads your desktop background xml file and changes the gconf settings on a configurable timeout.To get the application do the following ...wget http://www.vwdude.com/files/gshuffle-0.1.tar.gztar xzf ghsuffle-0.1.tar.gzcd gshuffle-0.1./configure --prefix=/usr/localmakemake installgshuffleBy default, it shuffles on a 60 second interval. This can be overridden with argument 1.gshuffle 10This would shuffle on a 10 second interval.Enjoy.
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