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HOWTO Requests

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Re: HOWTO Requests

#91 Post by Ibidem »

canci wrote:
mrucker967 wrote:Looking for some advice on installing Debian to a Verotronics BKG1000 6.99" mini-Netbook. It currently has Windows CE embedded, ARM926-AK7 processor with USB and SD card.
While you're waiting for a howto, you could also take a look at this.
FTFY-the link was broken
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#92 Post by phenest »

How to create a Mixed Mode CD?

On second thoughts, don't. I discovered it's an out-dated non-standard idea. I can mount them, so that's enough.
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Re: HOWTO Requests

#93 Post by HungGarTiger »

Please do a how to on getting Dvd's to work under squeeze

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#94 Post by PsySc0rpi0n »

I would appreciate very much one How To to install propiretary ATI drivers for Jessie where requirements and dependencies and all commands and possible errors were stated...
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#95 Post by bw123 »

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#96 Post by cynwulf »

PsySc0rpi0n wrote:I would appreciate very much one How To to install propiretary ATI drivers for Jessie where requirements and dependencies and all commands and possible errors were stated...
Cheers
https://wiki.debian.org/ATIProprietary

Though if you are in need of such a guide, you probably shouldn't be running testing...

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#97 Post by PsySc0rpi0n »

I have already see that one but there is no Jessie instructions. And i need instructions for hybrid graphics. I have an Intel and an ATI card...
I'm sorry, I didn't mentioned that my case was an hybrid graphics case!
In the meantime I've created a thread in the forum about my case...

I needed an How To on how to setup my Debian to be able to control both graphics or to switch on the ATI card whenever I want because i'm going to work with Bricscad that needs some serious power processing from gpu...

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#98 Post by phenest »

Ignore this.
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#99 Post by Bulkley »

phenest wrote:I have a laptop with mobile broadband built-in. I have successfully shared the internet connection with a tower via ethernet but this means having ethernet cables trailing across the floor. Is it possible to share the internet to the tower via a router, so the laptop is connected to the router via wi-fi and the tower connected to the router via ethernet?
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#100 Post by ckilmer75 »

Hi,

If someone has the time, I'm trying to figure out how to write a script that will change my desktop background through a determined progression and NOT random. Every script I've come across in my search randomly selects the image. I'd also like to be able to set the time between changes, and for the image to be centered on the screen and unscaled.

My end goal is to have my background show a slowly aging portrait. I've taken numerous screenshots at different points of a video where the subject is aging rapidly, which is why I need the change to not be random. The images are numbered beginning with "1".

If it matters, I'm doing this in Raspbian via the Pixel desktop.

I appreciate the help.

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#101 Post by stevepusser »

It seems like it would be easy to replace the part of one of those scripts that does the random choosing with a selector that just uses images from a directory. I think it will display them in order by default, as in doriangrey1, doriangrey2, doriangrey3.

Does variety from jessie-backports also display in random order? It seems to have quite a few settings.
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#102 Post by ckilmer75 »

Thank you for responding.... I'll take a look at those suggestions and see what I can do with them.

Much appreciated...

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#103 Post by GarryRicketson »

I would first learn how to make a .gif animation, if you don't know how.
Key words, "How to make a .gif animation"

After you learn how to make a animation,
how use a gif animation as your desktop background on Debian
by ckilmer75 » If it matters, I'm doing this in Raspbian via the Pixel desktop.
Well, it does , if I did go into details, and wrote a "How to", on this and for this forum, it would be for Debian, since this is a Debian User Forum,... and it probably would not work for some other OS, like Raspbian, or Pixels Desktop, .....
,...
Using a WM, OpenBox,on Debian 7 would be how I would write a script for,..
Would it work on Rasbpbian, and Pixels DE,..? I doubt it.

If you were using Debian, you could maybe use a package called .
"byzanz" (byzanz-record)
https://www.unixmen.com/make-animated-g ... ly-byzanz/

Also Image Magick, https://www.imagemagick.org/script/animate.php
Or with the "convert" command, (what I used)
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https://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/anim_basics/#gif_anim
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Example: Image

Do some more searches, read some tutorials on "How to write a script "
But it would help get better results if you at least have some idea of what
kind of script, IE: bash, ksh,zsh,sh ,dash,perl,pascal,python,etc.....

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#104 Post by Head_on_a_Stick »

ckilmer75 wrote:write a script that will change my desktop background through a determined progression and NOT random. Every script I've come across in my search randomly selects the image. I'd also like to be able to set the time between changes, and for the image to be centered on the screen and unscaled.

My end goal is to have my background show a slowly aging portrait. I've taken numerous screenshots at different points of a video where the subject is aging rapidly, which is why I need the change to not be random. The images are numbered beginning with "1".

Code: Select all

bash -c 'for i in {1..99}; do feh --bg-center /full/path/to/image/folder/$i.png; sleep 600; done &'
https://packages.debian.org/jessie/feh

This will display all images from 1.png to 99.png in sequence with a 600 second (10 minute) delay, adjust as required ;)
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Re: HOWTO Requests

#105 Post by ckilmer75 »

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:

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bash -c 'for i in {1..99}; do feh --bg-center /full/path/to/image/folder/$i.png; sleep 600; done &'
https://packages.debian.org/jessie/feh

This will display all images from 1.png to 99.png in sequence with a 600 second (10 minute) delay, adjust as required ;)
Awesome, thanks! I appreciate the help. That's precisely what I need :-)

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