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- Aug 17, 2002
Here is a pretty cool theme.
http://themes.freshmeat.net/screenshots/25244/
It has given me an idea. In windows you can download a desktop background that has the matrix code in it moving. It's a resource eater but it does provide some eye candy when you want it to look nice. Is there a way to make moving backrounds in Linux? If you take a look at that theme you will see a very pretty picture of the world. I was wondering if it would be possible to get a nice shot of the world like that and make it move. So that it spins very nicely and smoothly at any rate that I want. Now I know that for it to do this would mean that I would have to have tons of frams. The faster I want it to turn the less the frams and such. For it to turn nice and slow taking about 20 seconds to revolve around would require. 1200 frames at 60 fps. unless i interlace the frames and pring it down to half that. But that's getting technical and ahead of myself. have you guys ever seen any backdrops that move for linux? If so where at? I'd like to look at them. Also if you have seen any for windows i would like to see that also. A nice one for windows is called Dremple.
Duck
http://themes.freshmeat.net/screenshots/25244/
It has given me an idea. In windows you can download a desktop background that has the matrix code in it moving. It's a resource eater but it does provide some eye candy when you want it to look nice. Is there a way to make moving backrounds in Linux? If you take a look at that theme you will see a very pretty picture of the world. I was wondering if it would be possible to get a nice shot of the world like that and make it move. So that it spins very nicely and smoothly at any rate that I want. Now I know that for it to do this would mean that I would have to have tons of frams. The faster I want it to turn the less the frams and such. For it to turn nice and slow taking about 20 seconds to revolve around would require. 1200 frames at 60 fps. unless i interlace the frames and pring it down to half that. But that's getting technical and ahead of myself. have you guys ever seen any backdrops that move for linux? If so where at? I'd like to look at them. Also if you have seen any for windows i would like to see that also. A nice one for windows is called Dremple.
Duck
