I've always wanted to get into graphical programming and here is my first
shot at it.

This is a GNOME applet that is designed to keep the user informed of some
picture that is either out there on the net or on the local hard drive.
I added the local option in case the user has a webcam or the like and
wants to monitor it.  Since the panel can be quite small I added the option
to select a portion of the picture that the user wants to monitor in the panel.

The following are some examples of setting the locaition entry box in the 
properties dialog.

file:/home/cbledsoe/webcam/live.jpg
http://maps.weather.com/web/radar/us_tpa_closeradar_large_usen.jpg
http://www.website.com:8888/snapshot.jpg

If an invalid, nonexistant, or unavailable location is used for the location
a question mark is displayed(until I or some kind person gets the time to make
a nice, large square picture.

To view the fullsize picture just click the button and do the same to close it.

Currently there is support for initialization.  The only language currently
supported is english.  If you can make a translation email bloodso@yahoo.com.

There are several known bugs and those are listed in the TODO file.

For a simple installation type:

$ ./configure
$ make
$ su
# make install

And now the applet should show up in the Monitors menu of the main applet menu.
