On 08/28/2016 11:54 AM, Mark F wrote:
It's a program to display a graphic on your desktop, animate it (float
around?). It looks like a watermark (transparency) that appears *on
top* of any apps open on the desktop. [1]
Is there anything native to Linux like that? I see Live Wallpaper[2]
but it may not do the floating watermark.
OP, sorry I don't know anything about WINE. Hopefully someone who does
can answer your question. You'll probably get more help on
ubuntuforums.org <http://ubuntuforums.org> since your question is more
general about Linux, not LXDE. You'll find people using WINE on all
the distros.
Mark:
I use a package called: gphotoframe
You can get it at:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/gphotoframe/
This provides an automatic picture on my desktop, showing pictures from
my photo collection at random (configured to change every 8 seconds).
It doesn't do a watermark that I know of. I do auto-start it.
I use the Kindle reader on Linux, using Wine. It doesn't auto-start (I
double-click the launcher when I want it).
The command part of the desktop launcher for the Kindle reader (the
exec= part), is:
env WINEPREFIX="/home/aere/.wine" wine C:\\\\Program\\
Files\\\\Amazon\\\\Kindle\\\\Kindle.exe
The path part of the launcher is:
/home/aere/.wine/dosdevices/c:/Program Files/Amazon/Kindle/content
Maybe that will give you some clues to use in making it auto-start.
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Sincerely,
Aere
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