weird earth wrote:
hi! a newbie here! :D
i'v tried wmsetbg on xterm.. it worked! -but only for the current session.
how could i make it permanent for other sessions.. yv tried writing it
in my /etc/profile but it only showed for a second, then it was gone.
:( what do you think happened?
thanks a lot!!! :D
The wmiir script sets a black background, dunno if it's executed after
or before .xinitrc.
But as lavish said, add your bg setting script/program at the end of
your ~.wmii-<current>/wmiir.
xsetroot is used in the middle of wmiir somewhere to set a black
background, this can be nice to keep, if somehow your images are on a
remote server and not accessible all the time.
*/ue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
On Tue, 2006-03-14 at 21:23 +0100, Christian-M. Bausch wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> how can I set my own desktop wallpaper?
e.g. with the tool 'wmsetbg'
wmsetbg -e some_wallpaper_file.png -b black
to center it (-e), and make the background black.
regards,
Jonas
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