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<p><h1>Background</h1> This module allows you to control the appearance of the virtual desktops. KDE offers a variety of options for customization, including the ability to specify different settings for each virtual desktop, or a common background for all of them.</p> <p>The appearance of the desktop results from the combination of its background colors and patterns, and optionally, wallpaper, which is based on the image from a graphic file.</p> <p>The background can be made up of a single color, or a pair of colors which can be blended in a variety of patterns. Wallpaper is also customizable, with options for tiling and stretching images. The wallpaper can be overlaid opaquely, or blended in different ways with the background colors and patterns.</p> <p>KDE allows you to have the wallpaper change automatically at specified intervals of time. You can also replace the background with a program that updates the desktop dynamically. For example, the "kdeworld" program shows a day/night map of the world which is updated periodically.</p>

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Tiled Maxpect

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Scaled

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Centered Auto Fit

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<p>Click here if you want to add a program to the listbox. This button opens a dialog where you are asked to give details about the program you want to run. To successfully add a program, you must know if it is compatible, the name of the executable file and, if necessary, its options.</p>
<p>You usually can get the available options to a suitable program by typing in a terminal emulator the name of the executable file plus --help (foobar --help).</p>
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Click here to remove programs from this list. Please note that it does not remove the program from your system, it only removes it from the available options in the background drawing programs list.

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<p>Click here to modify the programs options. You usually can get the available options to a suitable program by typing in a terminal emulator the name of the executable file plus --help. (example: kwebdesktop --help).</p>
<p>One useful example is the program kwebdesktop. It draws a web page on the background of your desktop. You can use this program by selecting it on the listbox on the right, but it will draw a predefined web page. To change the web page it renders, select the kwebdesktop program on the listbox, then click here. A dialog will appear, allowing you to change the web page by replacing the old address (URL) with a new one.</p>
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<p>Select from this listbox the program you want to use to draw your desktop background.</p>
<p>The <b>Program</b> column shows the name of the program.<br>
The <b>Comment</b> column brings a short description.<br>
The <b>Refresh</b> column indicates the time interval between redraws of the desktop.</p>
<p>The <b>K Web Desktop</b> program (kwebdesktop) is worth noting: it draws a specified page of the web in your desktop. You can modify it, and the webpage it draws by selecting it here, then clicking on the <b>Modify</b> button.<br>
You can also add new compliant programs. To do that, click on the <b>Add</b> button.<br>
You can also remove programs from this list clicking on the <b>Remove</b> button. Please note that it does not remove the program from your system, it only removes it from the available options in this listbox.</p>
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Check here if you want to allow a program to draw your desktop background. Below you can find the list of programs currently available for drawing the background. You may use one of the available programs, add new ones or modify the existing ones to fit your needs.