Netglance2 shows (Webcam) images from the internet in a window directly on the desktop.
Inspired by Netglance from Weird Kid. Quote: NetGlance is a cool little utility for viewing pictures that change with time. For example, today’s stock chart graphic for your favorite stock. You’d normally have to keep a browser open to Yahoo Finance for this, but with NetGlance you can have it as a floating window on your desktop — and it updates itself.
nassenstein@desktop2013:~/Python$ python netglance.py -h usage: netglance.py [-h] [-u URL] [-iw WIDTH] [-ih HEIGHT] [-x POSX] [-y POSY] [-t TIME] optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -u URL, --url URL URL to an online JPG or PNG file -iw WIDTH, --width WIDTH Image width -ih HEIGHT, --height HEIGHT Image height -x POSX, --posx POSX Horizontal position of the image on desktop in pixel -y POSY, --posy POSY Vertical position of the image on desktop in pixel -t TIME, --time TIME Refresh duration in seconds, 0 for no refresh Left click on image: manual refresh Right click on image: save image |
netglance2.py pastebin.com/s91KQJfh (Python3 version)
netglance2.py pastebin.com/uxiK6Z99 (Python2 version)