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Downloads: 277	Submitted: Oct 21 2008 Updated: Oct 21 2008
Description: Hi. I watch video about Dream Scene on Vista. I really like it. Somebody can write plasmoid (or extension) like that? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y8PADzTEDQ&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MZyRoJv-U8&feature=related License: GPL

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by TwoPointOh on: Oct 21 2008

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This is sort of possible with Compiz, or by setting mplayer to play video in the root window. Sorry, I don't know the specifics of either implementation.

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Re: Compiz

by Refused on: Oct 21 2008

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I've read somewhere that kde4 will be compatible with enlightenment amimated background...

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Re: Re: Compiz

by JavierBere on: Jan 18 2009

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Yeah an edje iplementation is on the works already ;)

The box said "Requires Windows 95, NT, or better", so I installed Linux.
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It's already possible

by ramiel on: Oct 22 2008

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This is possible under linux since much time.I don't remember exactly the name of application but a search on google should give you an answer

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Re: It's already possible

by IrquiM on: Jul 4 2009

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It's called xwinwrap and you use either mplayer or something simliar, together with the application

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I Hate Windows

by thoughtfulUser on: Oct 22 2008

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Apologies for always ragging on Microsoft, but I think I would hate a "desktop" that is always moving.

I mean, sure, its great technology to be able to do that. But...what a TERRIBLE idea.

Philosophically, visual life needs empty, blank, negative spaces. Attention itself requires direction, by definition. I can't help but conclude this is exactly the kind of uncomprehending inanity that is wired into every fibre of everything that Microsoft does.

How can such total ignorance get so rich????? I am dumbfounded.

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Re: I Hate Windows

by zarquad on: Oct 28 2008

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That's a bit of a tangent.

It's not about windows.

It's about having an animated background, like really slow moving clouds. Something non-distractive, but still fluid.

It makes the desktop more alive.

I really want animated backgrounds, and if you don't then choose a png instead of an ogm, okay?

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Re: Re: I Hate Windows

by JavierBere on: Jan 18 2009

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cough matrix code cough
I believe that's probably the #1 reason for users asking for animated wallpapers, but that's just me XD

The box said "Requires Windows 95, NT, or better", so I installed Linux.
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Wallpaper plugin?

by Emdek on: Dec 13 2008

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I think that it could be done as Plasma wallpaper plugin that could display video using Phonon. Or even slideshow could be extended to support also movies.
It would be useful, it would allow for example to watch movies during working, using transparent windows etc.

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Dream Scene

KDE4 Brainstorm

Hi. I watch video about Dream Scene on Vista. I really like it. Somebody can write plasmoid (or extension) like that? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y8PADzTEDQ&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MZyRoJv-U8&feature=related

Compiz

This is sort of possible with Compiz, or by setting mplayer to play video in the root window. Sorry, I don't know the specifics of either implementation.

Re: Compiz

I've read somewhere that kde4 will be compatible with enlightenment amimated background...

Re: Re: Compiz

Yeah an edje iplementation is on the works already ;)

It's already possible

This is possible under linux since much time.I don't remember exactly the name of application but a search on google should give you an answer

Re: It's already possible

It's called xwinwrap and you use either mplayer or something simliar, together with the application

I Hate Windows

Re: I Hate Windows

That's a bit of a tangent. It's not about windows. It's about having an animated background, like really slow moving clouds. Something non-distractive, but still fluid. It makes the desktop more alive. I really want animated backgrounds, and if you don't then choose a png instead of an ogm, okay?

Re: Re: I Hate Windows

*cough* matrix code *cough* I believe that's probably the #1 reason for users asking for animated wallpapers, but that's just me XD

Wallpaper plugin?

I think that it could be done as Plasma wallpaper plugin that could display video using Phonon. Or even slideshow could be extended to support also movies. It would be useful, it would allow for example to watch movies during working, using transparent windows etc.

Hi. I watch video about Dream Scene on Vista. I really like it. Somebody can write plasmoid (or extension) like that?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y8PADzTEDQ&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MZyRoJv-U8&feature=related

cough matrix code cough
I believe that's probably the #1 reason for users asking for animated wallpapers, but that's just me XD

I think that it could be done as Plasma wallpaper plugin that could display video using Phonon. Or even slideshow could be extended to support also movies.
It would be useful, it would allow for example to watch movies during working, using transparent windows etc.