Script to push raw image as background #119
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Developed for FOSDEM, this uses very little CPU to provide the background (unlike the other options which continuously decode the input without the need to). There's an explanation how to generate the raw image in the script itself.
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As this is a documentation only change (and a really good example too, btw), it's also trivial to get this included in the next Debian release still, if a (voctomix) release happens soon and doesnt contain other non-suitable changes ;-) |
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Ping? From the conversation in the irc channel, I understood that there wasn't really any followup needed to get this merged? |
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Developed for FOSDEM, this uses very little CPU to provide the background
(unlike the other options which continuously decode the input without the
need to). There's an explanation how to generate the raw image in the
script itself.