Free cruz azul wallpapers software for linux

ChangeWallpaper application has two scripts for change your background in Gnome, from a Folder with several images or from art.gnome.org

This application is two scripts. One of them changes the wallpaper of your Gnome desktop from a Folder of your election. This script hence the necessary of wallpapers on that folder.

The second one, and for me the best, change your background with a random one selected from art.gnome.org.

For both of them you must select the softlink that its generated the first time you run it, and the add the script to you session manager, with this every time you boot your PC and log into your account you will see a new background.

Wallpaper Slideshow is a software to make a slideshow in your wallpaper with images in your directory.

This application monitories a directory and put an image in wallpaper before X seconds.

You need mono and if you have ubuntu 6.10, only need to do: sudo aptitude install -y libmono2.0-cil libgconf2.0-cil gtk-sharp2.

WallpaperZapper is a random wallpaper selector for GNOME. It allows you to change periodically your background, randomly picking the new one from GNOME backgrounds lists.
Main features:
- changes desktop background periodically
- time between two changes is fully configurable
- popup menu provides available wallpapers list. Choosing an item in the menu changes the current wallpaper
- wallpaper list is taken from Gnome backgrounds list. Any change made to this list is detected and WZ adapts itself accordingly
- already available in French and English
- easy to translate using traditional tools like gettext and po files
- written in python
- uses gtk/gnome throught pygtk
- preferences saved and wallpapers configured using gconf
- backgrounds file monitored using gamin (could change to gnomevfs shortly)
- i18n with gettext
- autotools were used to bring it altogether.
Enhancements:
- gamin is no longer used to monitor background files.
- GNOMEvfs is used instead.
- The wallpaper popup menu has been modified so it now presents a background together with a thumbnail.
- The wallpaper list is now sorted on wallpaper name.
- The about dialog now inherits from gtk.AboutDialog, so it should be more like GTK.
- An adapter between Wallpapers and GConf was added.
- Usual code cleanups were done, including fixes for typos, removal of comments, and modification of configuration parameters.

Wallpapoz tool enables your Gnome desktop to have different wallpapers for different workspaces or virtual desktops. It offers quick orientation cues where you are. The other reason is to increase eye candy. In this version, it support randomization.

It means you can group your wallpapers into spesific workspaces. You can manage it so that your cartoon wallpapers will be randomize for certain times in workspace one, your nature wallpapers in workspace two, your adult wallpapers in workspace three and your Gnome wallpapers in workspace four.

There are two programs. One is the daemon that will monitor your desktop continuously. So when you change workspace or specified time has passed, the daemon wil change your desktop wallpaper.

The daemon it self reads your wallpapers list and preferation then acts according to that. The configuration file is written in xml format. Of course you can edit with any text editor but that is not convenient.

To make it easy, there is another program to edit this configuration file. Click the button, find the wallpapers that you would like to put into spesific workspace. Please see the screenshot to see how it works.

The daemon program name is daemon_wallpapoz.py. You need to add this program into Gnome start up programs list if you want every time you log into Gnome session, your Gnome desktop will have the ability to have different wallpapers for different workspaces. But first you need to make the configuration file by using program that called wallpapoz.py.

IceWM Control Panel is a full-featured, GTK-based control panel for IceWM. It features an IceWM theme designer, Ice Sound Manager (for sound events), IcePref2, and tools to manage desktop wallpaper, cursors, keys, window options, and more.
IceWM Control Panel has a familiar, Windows-like Control Panel user interface.
Enhancements:
- This release patches bugs that many users of Python 2.3 experienced while attempting to run the applications.
- In addition, this release adds support for the latest changes and features of IceWM versions 1.2.14 and 1.2.15 .
- This release also features Russian translation updates and French Help file additions .

cs.edu Slax Live is a LiveCD for Computer Science Students.
The cs.edu edition of the Slax aims at providing the richness of GNU/Linux as a development environment to computer science students. The 650 MB of this CD are packed with programming tools and reference documentation. This distribution also tries to remain true to the Slackware tradition of simplicity.
Included Software:
- Compilers and interpreters for numerous programming languages: Ada, C/C++/ObjC/C#, Eiffel, Fortran, Haskell, Icon, Java, Lisp, OCaml, PHP, Perl, Prolog, Python, Ruby, Scheme, SmallTalk, Tcl/Tk, ...
- Development tools including make, autoconf, automake, arch, cvs, flex and bison, antlr, gdb, ddd, valgrind, ...
- The teTeX distribution.
- Browsable documentation for these, plus for several document formats (about 800 MB of documentation).
- GNU/Emacs with several modes: auctex, jdee and tuareg.
- A minimalist server configuration including apache and mysql.
- Enlightenment as the window manager.
- A few useful applications including gimp and mozilla.
Enhancements:
- added software, see complete list in installed_packages.txt
- added `nodma option to handle buggy DMA hardware
- added `kbd= option to set keyboard layout
- set imps/2 as the default mouse protocol
- set vga=773 as the default console text mode
- changed default refresh rates
- changed /etc/inittab to boot at runlevel 4 by default
- changed /etc/rc.d/rc.4 to handle Xorg auto-configuration
- added /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.guest as the root and slax xinitrc
- changed /etc/rc.d/rc.slax to handle random password generation
- added /sbin/slaxpasswd and a patched makepasswd
- changed /etc/sudoers, /etc/suauth, /etc/login.access
- changed /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd to generate apache configuration
- added /etc/apache/httpd.conf.bsm and /bin/bashmod for this
- changed /etc/rc.d/rc.mysqld to generate mysql table and random password
- changed /etc/profile and /etc/skel
- modified portions of /usr/bin/xconf
- added /etc/zprofile, /etc/zshrc
- changed DHCP client configuration
- added /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall
- configured some /etc/X11/apps-default/*
- changed mozillas default configuration in /usr/lib/mozilla/default
- added AdBlock and Themer mozillas extensions
- configured swaret
- configured gpg with the Slackware security key and my key
- put a 2.4.28-rc1 linux kernel
- added a hell of a lot of documentation, see /usr/doc and /usr/doc/languages
- added an ugly wallpaper

KDM-Drops (Slackware) is a KDM theme using the drops wallpaper, the KDE logo, and a, Aero-G looking thing I made in Inkscape.