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Jan Faerber
Is there a simple way to include html pages or <img>s from there
into screensavers?
into screensavers?
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Jeffrey Silverman
Huh? From where? There? Under there?
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Jan Faerber
Jeffrey said:
I mean - everything is so easy - just choose your screensaver...
at least with win... I haven't found that feature on my Fedora Core yet.
Is there any tool or something to configure the screensaver a little bit
more personal ... with html?
Something like a 'screensaver - update' - like the win - feature
to set up an interactive desktop.
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David Dorward
Jan said:
In theory one could write a screensaver that used HTML as a data source. I'm
not aware of any that exist at present.
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Jeffrey Silverman
Are you aware that this is an HTML group and not a Linux one?
In any case, in Fedora Core, there are quite a few screen savers. I use
KDE. In KDE, right-click on desktop->Configure Desktop->Screensaver.
I really don't know what you are looking for, although admittedly I have
never used Windows' "Active desktop" feature.
Also, you might consider putting some more details in questions you ask in
the future. Your first post made zero sense and had no context whatsoever.
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Mitja
Jan said:
But that has nothing to do with screensavers... you mean a desktop background? I don't know about your particular window manager,
but many include the command to make a window "always on bottom", i.e. below all other windows. Now launch a browser (e.g.
konqueror), set it to full screen and always on bottom.... voila, active desktop. In theory, a tleast, I've never tried anything
like that
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mbstevens
You can use any image you like as a background, then under KDEJan said:
choose one of the group of screensavers that are "Desktop Distortions."
But, ho hum. Deco rules.
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mbstevens
In KDE right click on the desktop and choose "Configure Desktop".
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Jan Faerber
Jeffrey Silverman wrote:
Yes, I will try that now - ... luckily I found now the screensaver -
options.
But I think about something like: I sit infront of the pc - doing
something else meanwhile ... that is the clue of screensavers.
And then the screensaver starts. I want to have now "www.pastebin.com"
presented by the screensaver _and_ showing the top post on the right hand
side of the window. So 'refresh' would be fine.
Yes, I will try that now - ... luckily I found now the screensaver -
options.
But I think about something like: I sit infront of the pc - doing
something else meanwhile ... that is the clue of screensavers.
And then the screensaver starts. I want to have now "www.pastebin.com"
presented by the screensaver _and_ showing the top post on the right hand
side of the window. So 'refresh' would be fine.