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Display iTunes artwork on the Desktop via GeekTool
I modified your script slightly.
I took your entire script and wrapped it in:
Next I added two handlers:
I then saved it as an Application Bundle with
I then navigated to the saved bundle and edited iTunesArtwork.app/Contents/Info.plist adding to the top of the dictionary:
Then I just added the app to my login items. Finally I omitted running the applescript via geektool+osascript (that should be obvious). You may have to logout/login for the app to stay hidden.
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