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What does 'AF' of AF_INET stand for ?
Post 302163465 by ennstate on Friday 1st of February 2008 04:26:46 AM
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floatbg
floatbg(1X) floatbg(1X) NAME
floatbg - slowly modify the color of the X root window SYNTAX
floatbg [-display display] [-help] [-gnome] [-xfce] [-value float] [-satmid float] [-satvar float] [-fase float] [-time float] DESCRIPTION
Floatbg is an X11 program that modifies the color of the root window in such a manner that you won't see the color change, but after a while you'll notice that it did change, however. Floatbg starts with a random color and changes it deterministically by moving through an hsv-model of colors. In the hsv-model, colors are described by three parameters: Hue stands for the tint of a color (0 degrees is red, 60 = yellow, 120 = green, 180 = aquamarine, etc), sat- urations stands for the brightness of the color (0 = white, 1 = bright), and value stands for the intensity of the color (0 = black, 1 = normal). Every 10 seconds the hue (tint) is increased by one degree and the saturation (brightness) is changed by a sinus over the hue. (The fre- quency of this change can be adjusted with the -time parameter.) The shape of this sinus can be adapted with the options -satmid, -satvar and -fase. The value (blackness) is fixed and can be set with the option -value. The default values are: floatbg -value .87 -satmid .375 -satvar .125 -fase .25, and are such that all pastel tints are visited. Extremely simplistic Gnome and Xfce support can be enabled with the -gnome and -xfce flags. BUGS
Floatbg doesn't use any window, button or menu, and it can only be stopped by killing it. AUTHOR
Jan Rekers - rekers@cwi.nl floatbg(1X)