Switches your desktop wallpaper in a photograph-friendly manner.
Latest version: 2.2.1 (7th March 2007)
Get it here (109KB).
What does it do?
- Changes your computer’s desktop wallpaper image randomly using your own pictures.
- Images are displayed respectfully – no scrunching, mashing or big ugly pixels.
Feature details
- Customisable backdrops for images. You can now have a nice gradient backdrop for photos or flat shaded.
- Multiple “sets” of images can be set up and switched between in a couple of clicks. Have one set showing off your recent holiday pictures, another for your baby photos.
- From the notification tray you can quickly open the current image, read some metadata, delete it and more.
- Automatically rotates images based on EXIF data.
- You can automatically exclude small images, and limit how much images are enlarged by.
- Exclude directories based on name (so your unprocessed originals won’t be shown, for example).
- Optionally only show images that match screen orientation. For example, when your screen is in portrait mode, only portrait images will be shown. Useful for tablet PC owners.
- Very multi-monitor friendly, images are sized for each monitor.
- Crop images that are a different aspect ratio to your monitor so they completely fill the screen
Got a bug?
Please do let me know (see my contact details).
