Bug#655328: gdm3: No, your mistake.

2012-01-12 Thread jaakov 

This time it's your mistake, my friend.
The file /etc/gdm3/greeter.gconf.defaults is not present on my system.
However, /etc/gdm3/greeter.gconf-defaults is present.

The corrected suggestion of Josselin for completely removing the 
background worked on at least one computer.

[org.gnome.desktop.background]
picture-options='none'
primary-color='#00'

As soon as I try it on another computer, I'll report here. To the best 
of my knowledge, the documentation for this feature is still missing for 
debian, which made the feature unusable for the vast public.




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Bug#655328: gdm3: No, your mistake.

2012-01-12 Thread jaakov 

Changing /etc/gdm3/greeter.gsettings also works on another computer.



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Bug#655328: gdm3: No, your mistake.

2012-01-12 Thread Sergio Cipolla 
:) sorry if I sounded harsh, I hadn't read the other replies.
Interesting that you don't have greeter.gconf.defaults (it must have been
deleted some time as it still comes in the package - but I think Debian has
this thing of not reinstating the config file even when we purge the
package and reinstall it again), I had a problem trying to change the
cursor theme and only succeeded after editing greeter.gconf.defaults

Bug#655328: gdm3: No, your mistake.

2012-01-12 Thread Sergio Cipolla 
Ops, yes, it was a typo (now I read your answer properly).