A quick walkthrough on setting up scripts in the Nautilus right-click menu
Just wrote a little script that rotates my background ever once in a while - as to not get bored!
Save as rotate.sh and make executable
#!/bin/bash
#
# Rotates GNOME Wallpaper using pictures in $FOLDER
# Run in background: ./rotate.sh &
# Make sure there are no spaces in picture filenames
# http://ubuntu.online02.com/node/37
#
FOLDER="/home/phillip/Graphics/Wallpapers/current" # Change to your directory
cd $FOLDER
loop () {
NUMBER=$(ls -1 | wc -l)
RAN=$(($RANDOM%$NUMBER+1))
FILE=$(ls -1 | sed -n ${RAN}p)
echo $FILE
gconftool-2 --set "/desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename" --type string "$FOLDER/$FILE"
sleep 55 # Time between change
loop
}
loopIt's here! A Gnome Desktop theme save / restore solution.
Phrank's Theme Saver lets you save the following to a tar.bz2 archive, and restore it all with a simple script!
Saves: Icon, Mouse, GTK, Metacity, Sound themes - Splash and Background images - Panel Settings - Font Settings (But not font files)
You can send the archive to a friend, and they can theme their desktop with a few clicks! Works great for switching between themes as well.

Make Gnome look like XP by running this simple script:
WARNING: Run at your own risk! I take no responsibility for anything that happens to your computer!
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