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XPlanet Scripts v1.0
written by Patrick Jennings
https://github.com/patrickjennings/XPlanet-Scripts
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About the script
I wrote the following script in order to easily setup a nice looking xplanet
background image on to a Linux desktop.
The script were written specifically for the GNU/Linux platform but should work
for all Unix compliant systems with access to Bash shell, cURL, and coreutils.
The xplanet package is required to be installed.
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Installation
1. Install the script and images:
$ ./install.sh
This creates the directory structure in ~/.xplanet by default.
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Usage
$ .~/xplanet.sh
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Changing DE Wallpaper
1a. Gnome 2 - gconftool-2
Uncomment the following line at the end of xplanet.sh:
gconftool-2 -t str -s /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename "$OUTPUTFILE"
1b. KDE 4 - Scripted Image Wallpaper plugin
Uncomment the echo "$OUTPUTFILE" line at the end of xplanet.sh.
Use ~/.xplanet/xplanet.sh for the script path.
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Scripted+Image+Wallpaper+Plugin?content=115147
1c. KDE 5 - Slideshow wallpaper
There is currently no interface for changing the plasma wallpaper. The only
solution is to use a slideshow wallpaper and set a cron job to execute the
xplanet script. Hopefully this will change.
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Uninstallation
1. Delete directory structure:
$ rm -r ~/.xplanet
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Options
All configuration files will be in the users home directory:
~/.xplanet
xplanet.sh:
Options for editing the resulting xplanet image (latitude, longitude,
geometry, output file, etc) are located in this script.
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Resources
NASA's Visible Earth:
<http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_set.php?categoryId=2363&p=1>
XPlanet:
<http://xplanet.sourceforge.net/>