Can anyone tell me where the wallpaper files are stored so that I can add wallpaper to the list.
Thanks
Stored Wallpaper
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But if you really want to know, they are in /usr/share/backgrounds in the GNOME version. In the XFCE version it's /usr/share/xfce4/backdrops (although /usr/share/backgrounds works as well since there is a sym-link).
However, the easiest way to add is to do what Husse said in the post above for the GNOME version. In XFCE you right-click > Desktop Settings, and just click on the folder icon and point it to your own backgrounds.
Aloha, Tim
However, the easiest way to add is to do what Husse said in the post above for the GNOME version. In XFCE you right-click > Desktop Settings, and just click on the folder icon and point it to your own backgrounds.
Aloha, Tim
Your right Husse, I don't have to know where the files are stored ! I asked because I wanted to know. As your signature says ' don't fix it if it ain't broken, don't break it if you can't fix it ' I want to understand Linux and the best way to learn is to ask wouldn't you say ! I strive to be an expert some day lol. Thanks for the direct answer to my question Lola Uila, much appreciated.
Re: Stored Wallpaper
well, at least you admit to one of your reasons
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i wanted to know because i want to modify the default lmde2 desktop background image; i like it with the colors inverted
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this doesn't tell me where it is with mate, but i have a place to start looking
[edit: it is /usr/share/backgrounds/ ]
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i wanted to know because i want to modify the default lmde2 desktop background image; i like it with the colors inverted
.
this doesn't tell me where it is with mate, but i have a place to start looking
[edit: it is /usr/share/backgrounds/ ]
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