Shantz XWinWrap
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| Version: | 0.2 |
| Updated: | October 18, 2008 |
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XWinWrap is a small utility written a loooong time ago that allowed you to stick most of the apps to your desktop background. What this meant was you could use an animated screensaver (like glmatrix, electric sheep, etc) or even a movie, and use it as your wallpaper. But only one version of this app was ever released, and it had a few problems, like:
1. Well, sticking didn't work. So if you did a "minimize all" or "go to desktop" kind of thing, your "wallpaper" got minimized as well.
2. The geometry option didn't work, so you could not create, e.g., a small matrix window surrounded by your original wallpaper.
Seeing no-one picking it up, I decided to give it a bit of polish last weekend by fixing the above problems and also add a few features. And here it is, in its new avatar "Shantz XWinWrap".
Video:
Usage:
Notes:
- The download file above contains 32 bit as well as 64 bit binaries. (Deb packages for ubuntu/debian are also included in the same file)
- Though a lot of options are shown below, the only ones you'd most likely need are "fs", "g", "ov" and "sh")
- The modified source code can be browsed/downloaded from the Shantz XWinWrap Launchpad Bzr repository
xwinwrap [-g {w}x{h}+{x}+{y}] [-ni] [-argb] [-fs] [-s] [-st] [-sp] [-a] [-b] [-nf] [-o OPACITY] [-sh SHAPE] [-ov] -- COMMAND ARG1...
Options:
-g - Specify Geometry (w=width, h=height, x=x-coord, y=y-coord. ex: -g 640x480+100+100)
-ni - Ignore Input
-argb - RGB
-fs - Full Screen
-s - Sticky
-st - Skip Taskbar
-sp - Skip Pager
-a - Above
-b - Below
-nf - No Focus
-o - Opacity value between 0 to 1 (ex: -o 0.20)
-sh - Shape of window (choose between rectangle, circle or triangle. Default is rectangle)
-ov - Set override_redirect flag (For seamless desktop background integration)
Examples:
(Examples use glmatrix however you can use something like mplayer, vlc, electric sheep etc instead of these)
- To run glmatrix in fullscreen wallpaper mode
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./xwinwrap -ov -fs -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
- To run glmatrix in a small window wallpaper mode
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./xwinwrap -ov -g 400x400+400+200 -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
- To run glmatrix in small circle wallpaper mode
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./xwinwrap -ov -g 400x400+400+200 -sh circle -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
- To run glmatrix in small triangular wallpaper mode
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./xwinwrap -ov -g 400x400+400+200 -sh triangle -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
ChangeLog:
18-Oct-2008:
- Fixed a bug where the generated window overlapped other windows.
28-Aug-2008:
- Fixed "sticky", now it sticks like a true wallpaper to your desktop.
- Fixed "geometry" option. Now you can create smaller windows and draw/position them anywhere on your screen.
- Added non-rectangular shaped windows option. Now, you can create circular or triangular windows with xwinwrap to get that cool effect.
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This post has 81 comments
September 4th, 2008
This is great! I have yet to try it out, but if it works, I'll add a detector for gwinwrap to use instead of xwinwrap. People had already contacted me about the sticky issue (as you know, I think).
September 5th, 2008
The download link doesn't seem to be working. Archive manager says
tar: This does not look like a tar archive
tar: Skipping to next header
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
September 5th, 2008
Sorry for the bad downloads, guys. There was/is some issue with mime types on my site. Have reuploaded as zip package and it's working properly now. Please download it again.
September 8th, 2008
Looks good. My biggest wish for this program (which may not be feasible) would be an option to draw under the icons on the desktop. Currently if you set the opacity under 1, the icons still show but whatever is being shown on the desktop darkens the icons. I'm running GNOME. I would be more than willing to help test.
September 8th, 2008
Thanks Jon. I'm also trying to achieve the same thing as you wish. Will let you know as soon as I near that goal...
September 15th, 2008
I tried it on my Acer Aspire with 512 MB RAM, running Ubuntu 7.10.
In terminal, I pasted (and typed):
xwinwrap -ov -fs -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glblur -root -window-id WID
and it responded
Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":1.0".
The wallpaper DID change to glblur, but no icons were visible on the desktop. Upon closing the terminal it returned to normal.
Just for your information. I'll definitely experiment with this very intriguing program further.
September 15th, 2008
@arindam: I think the issue is with your video drivers. Are you able to run "glxgears" in your terminal? or just try running any opengl screensaver (like glmatrix, glblur, etc) from the ubuntu screensaver selection window (Most probably under system>preferences>screensaver)
September 17th, 2008
After shutting off compiz, I typed glxgears at the terminal.
I got the gears working in a window, but the following commands came up in the terminal:
Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":1.0".
X connection to :1.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
Curiously, when I turned compiz on, and typed glxgears at the terminal, I got the gears, but only a one line error message
Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":1.0".
September 17th, 2008
This command works quite nicely:
xwinwrap -ov -fs -st -sp -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glblur -root -window-id WID
But is there a way of getting the screensaver to run behind the icons?
September 17th, 2008
@Arindam: Am not sure what's going wrong for you, but I did a search for your error in google and it looks like lots of people have the same issue. You might want to search a bit in google and ubuntu forums and might have to try out a few fixes listed to see which one works as I'm not sure which one of them is right..
September 18th, 2008
@Arindam: About geting the screensaver behind the icons, I'm working on it...
October 18th, 2008
hello,
i've just found this new version of xwinwrap and tested it on the
last Ubuntu (beta) 8.10, and the trick didn't work.
i've used the followig command :
xwinwrap -ov -fs -- mplayer -wid WID -quiet mms://live30.impek.com/fishtv
and the video appear on the foreground.
the other command works :
xwinwrap -ni -o 1 -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- mplayer -wid WID -quiet mms://live30.impek.com/fishtv
but the video is minimized when clicking on the "go to desktop" button.
is there someone having the same results ?
October 18th, 2008
@Papy: Thanks for the bug report. I've made a small fix for it.
Edit: I think I found the bug. Can you download the new version (0.2) and check if it works for you. The -ov -fs command should work for you now.
October 18th, 2008
the code
xwinwrap -ov -fs -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
returns
Desktop Window Not found
and nothing displayed
October 18th, 2008
@Papy: That's weird. The "Desktop Window Not Found" message is ok. This is a change I made for people who have nautilus or something else drawing up a "Desktop" Window that covers your actual background.
The glmatrix screensaver works for me with the exact same command that u gave. Are you running any other programs that draw something on your desktop's background? And do you have compiz enabled?
October 20th, 2008
I just tried this one Ubuntu 8.04, with Compiz running it and works very well (I tried all the example commands). If you can get the icons to show up above the background I'll use it full time. This is a cool idea. I thought perhaps that's what the -b option was for, but then I read the comments and I see that's not the use.
October 20th, 2008
@Carl: I tried quite a few things to get the icons above the background, but I guess this is not possible directly, atleast in gnome which is what I run, because gnome uses nautlilus to draw the icons (The Desktop folder actually). Nautlius "copies" the actual background, sets it as its window's background and draws icons over it. I have not been able to find a way to get something in between 2 things in the same window (I tried cycling through children windows of nautilus windows but that doesn't help). There is only one way now, i.e., by having pseudo + selective transparency so that icons can be redrawn on top of xwinwrap's window but then nautilus's functionality for interaction with these icons has to be recreated as well..
October 21st, 2008
Hiya - using your new XWinWrap now, and it's great. I was thinking about the whole 'icon' issue though... would it be possible to use the Ghost Compiz plugin to pass clicks through to the desktop, along with transparency (so you can see what you're clicking...)? Sounds doable to me. It might even look nice, having a very faint pattern moving between desktop and windows.
Regards
October 21st, 2008
@Neurom4ncer: Thanks for the tip. I don't use compiz but I'll try to look at it.
October 21st, 2008
my problem is solved, was my fault, xgl problem.
thanks for this good program.
regards
October 21st, 2008
@papy: glad to hear it's solved
. Keep visiting though for updates and keep giving in any ideas/feedback you have.
October 22nd, 2008
@Shantanu, thanks for the reply. I use Gnome as well, so that is helpful to know. I suppose I could just stop using my Desktop for icons, it isn't like I have many there anyways. Basically just an old habit.
Any idea if it would be easy to create a slideshow of some kind from a list of pictures for use with this?
October 22nd, 2008
@Carl: I think gnome has a screensaver that creates a slideshow out of pics from a predefined folder. You could try that out instead of glmatrix to run with xwinwrap.
October 23rd, 2008
you are great man
and thanks for the .deb files
November 1st, 2008
Kubuntu 8.04 (KDE, compiz) simply reports 'Desktop window not found' and runs glmatrix full screen. for
xwinwrap -ov -fs -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
November 1st, 2008
@Tom: The desktop window not found message is fine, its just an informational message. Which version of xwinwrap are u using?
November 1st, 2008
I googled for "xwinwrap projectm" and found your site. Glad to see you take care of xwinwrap.
If it is possible and interesting for you, maybe you could add the functionaltiy to specify the wrapped window by window manager hints like e.g. "window class" ,"window title", ... That way one could use a visualizer plugin from a music player as background.
Keep up the good work
November 1st, 2008
@rob: You must be a mind-reader
. Actually the exact same thing that u mentioned is what i'm working on right now. i.e. to embed visualizations and lyrics onto desktop (primarily working with rhythmbox). I haven't got too far as of now because of overloading at work, but hope to continue it soon..
November 1st, 2008
Excellent.
I hope for a lighter payload at work
November 1st, 2008
The one linked above, which claims to be v0.1.
I upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 (so ditching Compiz for KWin) last night, and now xwinwrap just seg faults.
November 2nd, 2008
@Tom: oh, so u r using 0.1. I found a bug in 0.1 version with -ov option. You must have downloaded it before I fixed and upgraded it to 0.2. Could you please download v0.2 from above and try again.
November 2nd, 2008
Hi, thanks loads for doing this, it works great!
Only thing is, when I start it in a terminal using
xwinwrap -ov -fs -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
(which is one of your example command lines), and then minimise the terminal, it doesn't show up on restore. I know the terminal window has been restored because the compiz window preview pops up (which only happens if a window isn't minimised), but I just can't see the window. I can see the gnome panels though. Did I get the wrong command line, or is this a bug?
Another thing, which may or may not be unrelated, is that xwinwrap outputs "Desktop Window Not found" to the terminal (glmatrix is still displayed on the desktop).
November 2nd, 2008
Sorry, bit more information from me, I'm running 64-bit Ubuntu and I downloaded and installed today from the 64-bit .deb in the zip file.
November 2nd, 2008
Sorry about the third post :S just one more thing: if I have the terminal and another window open and not minimised when I start xwinwrap, they display properly. If I minimise one or the other at a time, as long as there is at least one window still there, it still displays fine. But as soon as all windows are minimised, I can't see them again until I kill xwinwrap. I notice you fixed a bug like this before; maybe this slipped through testing?
November 2nd, 2008
@Jim: Thanks for reporting the issue. I'll try to look at it ASAP (which means within a week or 2 because of my current workload).
November 2nd, 2008
Thanks for polishing this. I hope the next Gnome/Ubuntu release has a Nautilus that draws the desktop over this...or has its own animated background option.
November 3rd, 2008
Thanks Liberation. Keep visiting for updates. I'll try to roll out some good changes soon. Let me know if you have any requests..
November 3rd, 2008
I'm having real trouble with xwinwrap - I've been trying to get it to run for years (with no success) on both my current laptop and the PC before it. Basically when I run xwinwrap my screen goes blank. I'm definitely using version 0.2 of your app, and if I run the glmatrix in a square example that you gave, I get a black square in the middle of my screen, above all my other windows. I'm using compiz that came with my installation of Ubuntu, but killing compiz doesn't seem to make a difference. Any ideas? This has been driving me nuts for more that a year now...
November 3rd, 2008
@kyokan: Can you tell me a little bit about your setup? (Which distro, what version, which gfx card, does glmatrix screensaver work on ur system normally,i.e., without using xwinwrap, how do u "kill" compiz?)
November 3rd, 2008
Of course! I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 on a Dell Inspiron 6000 (1.8Ghz processor, 32-bit, Intel 915GM Graphics (I think)). Clean install of Ubuntu so no drivers or anything other than what came with it. GLMatrix runs fine on other occasions - it's set as my default screensaver. In order to kill compiz I've tried going into the Ubuntu options and selecting "No desktop effects" as well as killall compiz.real and then manually starting metacity to give me some window management. Funnily enough I've just discovered that the behaviour isn't quite the same without compiz running, without it absolutely nothing happens - not even a blank screen...
November 4th, 2008
There must be something up with your packaging, because a freshly downloaded and unzip'ed program still says v0.1:
falken@wopr:~/packages$ unzip shantz-xwinwrap.zip
Archive: shantz-xwinwrap.zip
creating: xwinwrap/
inflating: xwinwrap/readme.txt
creating: xwinwrap/x86_64/
creating: xwinwrap/i386/
inflating: xwinwrap/x86_64/shantz-xwinwrap_0.02-3_amd64.deb
inflating: xwinwrap/x86_64/xwinwrap
inflating: xwinwrap/i386/shantz-xwinwrap_0.02-3_i386.deb
inflating: xwinwrap/i386/xwinwrap
falken@wopr:~/packages$ cd xwinwrap/
i386/ x86_64/
falken@wopr:~/packages$ cd xwinwrap/i386/
falken@wopr:~/packages/xwinwrap/i386$ ls
shantz-xwinwrap_0.02-3_i386.deb xwinwrap
falken@wopr:~/packages/xwinwrap/i386$ ./xwinwrap --ff
xwinwrap v0.1- Modified by Shantanu Goel. Visit http://tech.shantanugoel.com for updates, queries and feature requests
November 4th, 2008
Thanks for the detailed log, Tom. I'll look at it as soon as I find some time and let you know. My off-hand guess is it might have to do something with compiz as I'm getting some other reports as well for this same behaviour and those ppl are also using compiz..
November 4th, 2008
Tom, I've recompiled and uploaded the i386 version here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/160359491/xwinwrap.html
Can you please test if this works for you..
November 5th, 2008
The .2 release does the same, but thanks for trying.
$ ./xwinwrap -ov -fs -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
Segmentation fault
$ ./xwinwrap -ff
xwinwrap v0.2-.............
It might be to do with compositing in general, as I'm now on Kubuntu 8.10 with the infamous KDE4 Kwin window manager.
November 5th, 2008
@Tom: hmm..I'll try to get this sorted out in a couple of weeks time when I get some more time to code and test it out..
November 5th, 2008
HI! your work is great.. I haven't until test it but I'll do it soon.
maybe you are interested in my idea.. some time ago i did a guide on a site about xwinwrap and how to choose a video with a grafical interface.. here:
http://www.uielinux.org/guide-e-tutorial/2-configurazione/127-usare-xwinwrap-in-modo-molto-piu-comodo.html
anywere it's in italian. maybe you understand the video but if you want i can traslate it..
howhever its simple.. you need to have installed on your sistem "zenity" and use it in addition to xwinwrap.. so the code becomes:
nice -n 15 xwinwrap -ni -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -o 0.6 -- mplayer -wid WID -nosound -quiet "`zenity --file-selection`" -loop 0
prove it! by!
November 5th, 2008
@fabricio: Thanks for that link, i'lll check it out..
November 6th, 2008
@Shantanu Goe:
you are wellcome.
I'm happy that someone else is interesting on this wonderful program called xwinwrap.. months ago i didn't found anyone.
My problem start when I want to play some desktop/videos, and choose them with that old sistem was very annoing.
).
so I found zenity witch is a single program that add a grafical interface.. if you look my video on the guide maybe you can understand more..
anywhere I'm studing for being a traductor, so If you want i can traslate it (if I had time!
bye!
November 6th, 2008
Thanks for work!
About "Segmentation fault":
I use Ubuntu 8.04 and then i try:
$ ./xwinwrap -ov -fs -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
there is "Segmentation fault", but on
$ ./xwinwrap -fs -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
xwinwrap work correctly.
November 6th, 2008
@EvilFaeton: I get a black flickering screen with the 2nd.
What window manager have you got ?
November 7th, 2008
@Tom, evilfaeton: I just re-enabled compiz and tested v0.2 and am getting a flickering screen as well when using -ov option. I think I'll have to dig deeper to resolve this as I see a similar issue when running conky with compiz (there also a kind of double screen is forming when i use override option in its configuration)
November 7th, 2008
@Tom
I use compiz-wm with gtk-window-dekorator.
I test xwinwrap at my work-computer - with "-ov" i have Segfault , without "-ov" i have flickering glmatrix screensaver as wallpapper, but at home-computer all work correctly.
Differense between computers is video: at work ati radeon 2400, at home nvidia 8400. Also, at work i have problem with conky - flickering around conky.
November 8th, 2008
Well, I have KDE4's kwin using the 'intel' X graphics driver, and much the same problem.
November 13th, 2008
Tom, I had this problem so try command with option -nf:
xwinwrap -fs -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
November 13th, 2008
ctpelok: Nope, same flickering screen problem.
November 15th, 2008
@Tom Chiverton
Do you have a ATI Radeon X200M like me?
On my HP Pavilion ZV6000 (ubuntu 8.10 386) does the same as you.
But on my desktop (xubuntu 7.10 with XGL/Compiz) with Nvidia "something" works.
Must have a issue about it as reported on
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=624015
I used xwinwrap on Ubuntu 8.04 in this same note, and work just with screensave that doesen`t used GL.
@Shantanu Goel
Need a computer with ATI to compile on it?
Please sendme a private message to "eschuch _at_ gmail _dot_ com" if it is the case.
And THANKS for this GREATE work !!!
November 15th, 2008
Correction. My desktop computer is a Xubuntu 7.04 and I install gnome-desktop from original Ubuntu rep.
November 16th, 2008
No, I'm using the 'intel' X driver, Kubuntu 8.10
November 19th, 2008
Does this also work with WINE?
I have one of those 64k demos which runs fine under WINE and I would like to have it as my wallpaper.
I tried : xwinwrap -g 640x480 -- wine fr08v101.exe
but it started full-screen in the foreground..
I'm using Ubuntu 8.10 with Fluxbox.
November 20th, 2008
@Xyem: it works with all those apps that allow you to change their parent windows (e.g. apps that use the -root or -window-id or -wid kind of options). I don't think it would work with wine as such unless it gives such an option as wel..
November 24th, 2008
FYI, the license on xwinwrap is the MIT/X11
November 24th, 2008
Hi! I tried "./xwinwrap -ov -fs -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID" and got a "Segmentation fault" error. I tried other of the suggested commands, and still got the same.
I then downloaded the source code, recompiled, and still the same error. Finally I discovered that if I didn't use the "-ov" parameter, then the fault went away -- though of course the program didn't behave as expected!
I'm running OpenSUSE 10.3 with KDE 3.5.10.
November 24th, 2008
Thanks some-guy for letting me know about the license. They haven't mentioned it explicitly though in the original program.
@Federico: I'm not getting much time these days but will be looking at the problems reported very soon as soon.
November 24th, 2008
Just for reference, I asked on the Wine forum about controlling the parent window and because Wine does some special window handling, it doesn't/can't handle things like -root, -window-id, and -WID.
November 24th, 2008
Thanks a lot, Xyem, for informing me about this.
November 28th, 2008
Hi guys and Shantanu, this is a very interested project and I found it when searching for a screen saver that is able to play a movie in linux. So far no luck with linux but there are a lot for windoz. This is the closest app that I found for my project. Do you think that would be possible to modify the app and use it as a screen saver?
December 4th, 2008
Xwinwrap has enabled me to use Xcompmgr with Fluxbox while keeping gLMatrix ( or whatever I fancy at the time ) as my wallpaper
I did have to make a small modification to my 'keys' file so I still have access to the menus though as OnDesktop doesn't seem to work anymore. I guess it doesn't get passed onto Fluxbox so now I have to hold Mod4 ( Super key ) to get the menus.
December 6th, 2008
Hi, this is a great soft. I have two points :
1) the sticky argument -s do not work in ubuntu 8.10 - the "show desktop" button in left bottom corner hides every window, including the animation, showing the original background. Any workaround ? ( I hope I understand well it should prevent it ... )
2) To use on Ati or Intel graphics + compiz - as I found around the web, almost all people have problems with flickering of video or GL application, this is problem in X11, and only nvidia did a workaround in driver. But if You want nice "matrix", do not use GLMatrix, but install xmatrix screensaver, it is part of Xscreensaver package.
Then simply run this :
/usr/bin/xwinwrap -ni -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/xmatrix -window-id WID -no-trace -no-knock-knock -insert bottom -small -delay 50000 -density 40
Nice, non flickering, and cpu low usage.
I have less than 10% on amd64*2@2600 + atiRD2600XT in idle.
Good work .....
December 6th, 2008
To sparks :
I think this is not Your application, You will just need any player to play Your video, that should be all. All screensavers are just "normal" applications. But I do not know how it is exactly in linux ( i am new to lin ), but in windows it is regular exe with changed extension to scr, also taking care of to stop work when activity of user appears.
Looks like in linux it can be any application, look here :
http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#mpeg
I hope it helps.
December 6th, 2008
@sparks: You can use mplayer
@Milos: Use -ov instead of -s
December 6th, 2008
Wow, that is quick support
Unfortunatelly -ov just gives me "Desktop window not found", program is running ( did not get back to terminal, must ctrl+c it ), but no visible output ....
December 6th, 2008
@Milos: Desktop window not found message is perfectly normal, it is just an informational message. Are you running any other program that covers your desktop?
December 6th, 2008
Get it ! After running it I have to click on the desktop area, and it appears. I am just using standard ubuntu settings, so I think nautilus is drawing default desktop with icons .... Thanks for Your help. I will look for how to dissable the nautilus.
December 6th, 2008
Actually that "Desktop Window" Message is a workaround I put in if you have nautilus managing your desktop background and icons. It should have worked even then.
To disable nautilus, just run the following command:
gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop FALSE
December 6th, 2008
@Milos: BTW before disabling nautilus, can you do one thing. Run the command "xwininfo -all" in a command prompt. Your cusor will turn into an x. Then click anywhere on an empty space on ur desktop background. Please send the output that comes in ur command window to me via the contact page link in the top menu of this page.
December 15th, 2008
Hey, I recompiled with -g on to debug the seg fault (I'm runnning Xubuntu (so XFCE), and always got a seg fault whenever the -ov option was being used.)
It turns out that on line 192, XFetchName() doesn't always populate name; it was an empty pointer when it reached the strcmp() on line 197. This causes the segment fault.
I changed that line to
(attrs.height == height) && name && (!strcmp(name, "Desktop")) )
and now it no longer seg faults. However, xwinwrap is still being displayed over all other windows with the options
./i386/xwinwrap -fs -s -st -sp -b -ov -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
I'm not sure what is next to try, but I figured I'd post what I had figured out so far.
December 19th, 2008
works fine for me. I had to remove many of the flags but heres how i got it to work under all windows:
xwinwrap -nf -fs -b -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/matrixview -window-id WID
note I am using the matrixview screensaver and not the glmatrix
December 29th, 2008
The -ov almost works. When i go to show desktop then hide and open one window the video goes on top of windows. So almost.
December 29th, 2008
Anything about a newer version? This program does look like a "must have" but currently is unusable, at least for me (and everybody else who gets the segfaults).
December 29th, 2008
@Federico: I've been super busy lately but did hack a bit on it while waiting for my flight at an airport a couple of days ago. Will release the same soon, it should fix a few issues people are having.
December 31st, 2008
Sorry if this obvious. What g options to use to get a circle in the center of the screen?(like in your video)?
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