Hi Seb, Have you tried the xplanet -vroot option?
I also noticed that on the xplanet page, there is a pointer to a script for the E17 window manager, maybe you could look at that for enlightenment (pardon the pun)[1]. Darren. [1] - E17 = enlightenment... Sebastien Roy wrote: > Darren Kenny wrote: >> Hi Seb, >> >> Not sure how to make Compiz do what you want, but there may be a >> workaround... >> >> If your using GNOME and just want to change the background image, you could >> do >> this using GConf... >> >> e.g >> >> gconftool-2 -s -t string /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename <path> >> >> Of course this also assumes that you configure it to render an image on the >> background - you can do this in the Background tab in >> gnome-appearance-properties. > > Unfortunately, the application I'm using (xplanet) is drawing directly to > the root window every N seconds. This works just fine with vanilla > Gnome, as I can tell Nautilus to not draw the desktop (with gconf). I > don't think there's a way to get xplanet to call gconftool to draw the > background (yikes)... > > -Seb
