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The problem I ran into recently has been the window manager for Backgrounds on Linux Mint. All the pictures are white-out. I can't seem to find the unlock button. When ever I search this in a search engine I get anything from ads to windows how-to stuff. Not entirely sure what I am doing wrong on this. Perhaps some one could point me in the correct direction. Thanks!
How to unlock The pictures?
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How to unlock The pictures?
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Re: How to unlock The pictures?
There is no Unlock button, nor is there a Lock button. No idea why the pictures would be whited-out. The backgrounds are stored in /usr/share/backgrounds. If you navigate there with your file browser, can you see the images when you double click them?
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Re: How to unlock The pictures?
Hi LP2Lily,
It occurs to me that if you're using Xfce, the situation you describe could be one of two things, as explained in my post last year on a similar thread:
viewtopic.php?p=1766596#p1766596
Sorry this isn't much help if you're using Cinnamon or MATE!
It occurs to me that if you're using Xfce, the situation you describe could be one of two things, as explained in my post last year on a similar thread:
viewtopic.php?p=1766596#p1766596
Sorry this isn't much help if you're using Cinnamon or MATE!