Slideshow Screensaver v0.3.1
Introduction
Slideshow Screensaver is a screensaver for Gnome which displays a new photo every 10 seconds from $HOME/Pictures. If you want to customize the photo directory, the time between photos or the screensaver delay you will need to edit the source code for now.
This is a very simple app which, for now, might not play nicely with xscreensaver, gnome-screensaver, etc.
Installation
Install the system-wide dependencies:
python 2.7
dbus-python
xautolock
Install the python package:
sudo pip install slideshow-screensaver
Configure the screensaver to run automatically:
Disable any other screensavers.
Make slidesaver-daemon run at startup.
Plans
Short-term
GUI Configuration
Distribution packages
Simple image viewer app
Long-term
Work with other (or no) desktop environments
Python 3
Cool Transitions
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