When I say LockScreen / Curtain I am referring to the background you see upon waking the computer.
I already know how to alter the Desktop and Login backgrounds. I am, However having a hard time figuring out how to change the LockScreen / Curtain background.
Any tips and/or guides as to how this is done?
-Thanks
Never-mind.
Figured it out on my own. A simple idiot-proof solution, which is why I couldn’t find it.
GNOME Tweaks - Appearance - Lock Screen - Image (select chosen file).
Sorry for taking up space.
PS: Do I earn points for providing a solution to my own problem?
See also:
https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/gnome-login-menu-on-wrong-screen/74154/22?u=vgaetera
Hello @stevenh928 ! Welcome to the community! Please do take a few minutes to go over the introductory posts in #start-here when you have the time. They contain lots of useful information.
I refer to you to this post, every new user should read it first, before using the system…
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Regards.,
@stevenh928, I have to say that by default the wallpapers you set using Gnome Settings are:
So you don’t have to use gnome-tweaks-tool to set your Curtain / Lock Screen wallpaper.
Wow, I’m interested. Since I found various guides that look a bit confusing and a little tricky.
Could you open a new topic describing how to change the login background?
Thanks.
Settings wasn’t Working. Tweaks was more compliant.
And I do know the difference between those screens and typed exactly what i meant.
There is no easy way for the login. Requires dconf knowledge. Has also been covered extensively by better coders than me.
Looked, didn’t find.
“points” was a joke.
Interesting and useful information.
Not entirely germane to the issue.
But, thank you all the same.
Indeed. But I have not found any clear how to.
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