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#1 2005-11-07 03:14:26
- Todd_Z
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XFCE desktop image command?
What is the command to change the bg image in xfce(4)?
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#2 2005-11-07 03:59:06
- stonecrest
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Re: XFCE desktop image command?
Why not do it from the settings manager? But it's probably listed in man xfdesktop...
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#3 2005-11-07 04:13:08
- Shofs
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#4 2005-11-07 09:03:49
- Kern
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Re: XFCE desktop image command?
If you set the bg to Auto (via the Destop Settings instructions above) xfdesktop -reload should auto rotate them from the list. useful if you need to use a "Command" in a script i guess.
If your just after the process for changing your wallpaper then its much as the guys above suggested:- ie
Right click the bg and choose [Settings] - [Desktop Settings] then tinker with the Colour and Image settings
For further info on such, use Alt-F1 to get the xfce help guide and select desktop manager.
(file:///opt/xfce4/share/xfce4/doc//C/xfdesktop.html)
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