You could take this further, and right a perl script that actually edits your style file.
DC On Sat, Oct27,01 12:34, scott wrote: > If you use ROX-Filer, a neat trick you can use is to create a little script > in your ~/Choices/SendTo/ directory that will call 'bsetbg' to set the bg. > > Then, if you come across an image on your harddrive you want to set > to your background, just right-click, select "Send To" and then select > the script you put into the "SendTo" directory. > (unfortunately, your BG won't be the same after a restart. you'll have to > edit your style file for that) > > i have these three scripts in my "Send To" directory: > > setbg-tiled.sh > #!/bin/sh > bsetbg -t $1 > > setbg-scaled.sh > #!/bin/sh > bsetbg -f $1 > > setbg.sh > #!/bin/sh > bsetbg $1 > > On Sunday 28 October 2001 17:56, you wrote: > > Just a quetsion about the background in blackbox. > > > > I know that you use the Esetroot command to change the background, the > > question that i have though is how do u make it stay like that. > > > > If i use Esetroot, and then i restart blackbox or something like that, the > > background is not what i set ut at but just a gradient. What file do i need > > to edit or what do i need to do to make the background stay every time that > > i reboot? > > > > Thanks > > > > -|- Hurgh -|- > > ---------------------------------------- > Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1"; name="Attachment: 1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > Content-Description: > ---------------------------------------- > > -- > [scott] :: "ein kalter Tod f�r den sprecher von L�gen" -- Derek Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] "All men by nature desire to know." -- Aristotle.
