Interesting Wallpaper daemon.....
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Interesting Wallpaper daemon.....
For those of us that like earth-centric images, I just found a VERY interesting bit of software.... http://mein-neues-blog.de/xplanetFX/ Uses xplanet with a very nice gui & updates the image on a regular basis...not too many depends & it only taps the cpu when it renders a new image.....I'm running it now...looks very nice. The screenshot is Heaven:clean
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Re: Interesting Wallpaper daemon.....
Looks really cool. I'm trying it but can't get the position of the Earth to change from default to Denver. I'm using Watch: Green btw.
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Try Settings tab & search in browser for your Longitude/Latitude--put them into the boxes at the top---thats how I found the settings for my location....
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Yeah, I tried that and it says it's using those settings but the actual position on the desktop stays default.autocrosser wrote:Try Settings tab & search in browser for your Longitude/Latitude--put them into the boxes at the top---thats how I found the settings for my location....
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Interesting....I rechecked my settings & you only get the first 3 digits in the field---mine is -122 x 42 (its not allowing the point either), so you can't get "real" exact---but at the altitude you're looking from wont make much of a difference either......
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Yeah, but no matter what latitude and longitude I set it to, it remains at default.autocrosser wrote:Interesting....I rechecked my settings & you only get the first 3 digits in the field---mine is -122 x 42 (its not allowing the point either), so you can't get "real" exact---but at the altitude you're looking from wont make much of a difference either......
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