Thanks for your attention. But this method is for STATIC wallpaper not for SLDESHOW.
I want to select a source folder of many wallpaper and the desktop wallpaper changes between those wallpaper every 10 minutes
is there any option in windows server active driectory users group policy to deploy slide shows of animated wallpapers . i have seen an policy of live wallpaper but there is no option to slect tje wallpepers by ourself.
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My enterprise has a selection of pre-approved desktop wallpapers that they'd like on each device. They want users to have the ability to right-click the Desktop, and select Next Desktop Background to cycle to the next desktop wallpaper in the selection of pre-approved wallpapers.
My current intuition leans towards grouping this selection of wallpapers as a Windows Theme, and running these wallpapers as a slideshow. The one caveat to this of-course, is that slideshow backgrounds have a time interval that they require to cycle between one wallpaper to the next.
Is there any way of disabling this wallpaper time interval?
The interval value itself sits in the registry at:
However, setting this value to 0 does not appear to stop the cycle (have attempted to reboot as well as kill/relaunch explorer.exe after updating this variable). It appears to still cycle wallpapers every 1 minute or so.
Is there any way of disabling the wallpaper slideshow time interval, while still preserving the Next Desktop Background option when right-clicking the desktop?
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Wallpaper Slideshow is a wallpaper changer, a great utility for displaying your favorite photos as your desktop wallpaper. Wallpaper Slideshow offers you complete control on your wallpapers collection and allows you to easily set your favorite images (JPG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, BMP) as desktop wallpaper. Wallpaper Slideshow is simple to use, intuitive and complete with full context-sensitive help.
There is no slideshow wallpaper feature in GNOME yet....or probably, they removed it?
I don't know.
I remember shotwell the image viewer has a feature of setting slideshow wallpaper of selected images.
Here you go. This is the link for a tutorial:
I just recently bought Zorin OS Pro and would like to support this feature request. It would be neat if we could select a folder in the wallpaper menu and make it toggle through the images (slide-show) like you can do in windows f.e. Thanks.
Shotwell wasn't able to do the job, in the beginning. Switching from Flatpak to DEB (apt-get install shotwell) did the job. Now I can enjoy my little slideshow. Thanks @Elegant_Emperor.
@Update Shotwell seems to have it's limit when it comes to how many pictures you can feed it's slideshow funtion with. I have 100+ pictures in my Wallpaper Folder right now. Which is too much for Shotwell to handle. Trying to find the sweet spot now.
As the title says, I wonder if there is any way to get nice fade animations like in Gnome or KDE for XFCE. I remember there being an inbuilt option in XFCE making it possible to select some images which would be cycled through, but other than using e.g. Variety on Ubuntu, there is no animation when the wallpaper changes. Does this depend on some library? Could it be that Ubuntu has a configuration which makes it possible to use those animations automatically in XFCE too?
That way, feh keeps on being a window but takes up the whole screen (given that the aspect ratio is right). Now my idea: Let's force this window to stay beneath all the other windows. How would I do that, with xfwm for example? I mean, I can right-click the border of a certain window and select "keep beneath other windows" (my system is set to german, I don't know the exact name of the option in english) and that would be it. Cycling through the Wallpapers, it would first fade to black and then fade to the next wallpaper.
...but it doesn't work with compton. Without compton, it works perfectly, but I really need Compton. With compton running, glslideshow places itself on everything else, blocking the desktop. At the beginning the desktop flickers a little bit, and then xscreensaver stays there blocking everything. I might try it with other compositors too, but I don't really know anything better than Compton as of now.
xwinwrap will say that feh died but the exit code is 0 so there's nothing to worry about (does feh run as a daemon in the background?). Fade duration is specified by the compositor itself (now the only thing that'd make it perfect would be making compton use a longer fade duration on feh only), for automatic switching I'll use this for now, file "wallpaper_randomizer":
If you want to vary your Windows 10 desktop background, you can use the Windows 10 slideshow background feature. However, this feature may not work on your computer. Then, you want to know what to do if Windows 10 slideshow background not working. This post shows you some effective solutions.
Windows 10 slideshow wallpaper is a welcomed feature. If you have enabled it, the system will shuffle the background pictures as per your settings. However, Windows 10 slideshow background may stop working due to some reason. That is, your Windows 10 background slideshow not changing as you expect.
There is a second way to allow slideshow when on battery power: you can go to Power Options to select Available for On battery under Slide show of Desktop background settings.
There should be more than one picture in your selected slideshow pictures folder. If there is only one picture, Windows 10 slideshow background will just show the only one picture in that folder. This is not what you want.
So, if Windows 10 slideshow background not working, or Windows 10 background slideshow not changing, or Windows 10 slideshow not showing all pictures, you should go to check the numbers of images in the selected slideshow pictures folder.
If your Windows 10 slideshow not showing all pictures or Windows 10 background slideshow not changing, you need to check whether all the pictures are in the root of the selected slideshow pictures folder. The pictures in a sub-folder will not be looped as your Windows 10 background slideshow.
Unlike many of the well-hidden settings and customizations that Windows 10 sports, the procedure for invoking Slideshow feature for desktop wallpapers in the OS is a relatively simple, and straight forward one.
Ok here is how I did it, which is probably not the best way to do it but it worked and I didn't have to install anything to do it. Back in 11.10 I found the below python script (slideshow.py) which generates a slideshow.xml file (run from directory with the images in it). This is still the file needed in 12.04 but you also need another XML file. Put the XML file generated by slideshow.py script in /usr/share/backgrounds/contest and chown it to root. Once that is done you'll need to run the second python script (wallpapers.py) which was adapted from the first. Put the file generated from wallpapers.py in /usr/share/gnome-background-properties and again chown it to root. At that point you should be able to go into "System Settings" -> Appearance and pick your slideshow or any of the pics in it.
After seeing this request, I was curious about a solution and found something to be able to get your wallpaper image to be a part of the default wallpaper selection when going into System Settings >> Appearances. Follow the steps below in a terminal:
In this example, I made changes to the , , , and information to match what I needed for the wallpaper I wanted. Now I see the wallpaper as a default selection in the wallpaper section of the System Settings -> Appearance GUI:
In case you use gnome-shell (version > 3.12, default in Ubuntu 17.10 and later), use this nice extension. This extension fetches a random wallpaper from an online source and sets it as desktop background. The desktop background can be updated periodically or manually.
Visit the gnome-extension homepage and switch the slide on. Afterwards you can configure the extension. To do so open gnome-tweaks, go to the Extension tab and click on the Configure icon of the random-wallpaper.
I'm doing randomized slideshows of a set of many thousands of images with it, in a deep directory structure. When running in window mode, rather than desktop background, I can add comments to them easily when I see one I like, and go into sequential mode to look for similar ones.
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