Re: Image Sound

Àlex Maneu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: -I want to put a picture as the background of X-Windows, or simply change the background color. Where is it specified? Which files must I edit? Probably in ~/.xsession, i.e. the .xsession file in your home directory. Something like: #!/bin/sh xsetbg

Image Sound

Hi to everybody. I still have some questions about Linux, I think they'll be easy for you to answer. -I want to put a picture as the background of X-Windows, or simply change the background color. Where is it specified? Which files must I edit? -XV: I've been looking for this program, but I

Re: Image Sound

On Sat, Dec 13, 1997 at 10:54:06AM +0100, @lex Maneu wrote: -I want to put a picture as the background of X-Windows, or simply change the background color. Where is it specified? Which files must I edit? I can only answer this question. :) You need to edit .xsession or .xinitrc file, use

Re: Image Sound

For sound support you will have to recompile your kernel with Sound Blaster support. You will also need cdtools or xmcd to listen to audio CDs. There is a sound HOWTO: http://sunsite.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/Sound-HOWTO.html If you are new to linux, and compiling kernels, be forwarned... everything

Re: Image Sound

lex Maneu wrote: -I want to put a picture as the background of X-Windows, or simply change the background color. Where is it specified? Which files must I edit? Look at `man xsetroot'. xv also has the capability, opnce you have installed it. -XV: I've been looking for this program,