How can I set up automatic wallpaper changing on the lock screen in Variety?
How can I set up automatic wallpaper changing on the lock screen using the wallpaper changer program Variety? Ubuntu 18.04 DE Gnome. Thanks.
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How can I set up automatic wallpaper changing on the lock screen using the wallpaper changer program Variety? Ubuntu 18.04 DE Gnome. Thanks.
18.04 lock-screen wallpaper
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How can I set up automatic wallpaper changing on the lock screen using the wallpaper changer program Variety? Ubuntu 18.04 DE Gnome. Thanks.
18.04 lock-screen wallpaper
How can I set up automatic wallpaper changing on the lock screen using the wallpaper changer program Variety? Ubuntu 18.04 DE Gnome. Thanks.
18.04 lock-screen wallpaper
18.04 lock-screen wallpaper
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There is a section in the preferences->customize settings of Variety which may do what you are trying to do. The catch is that this works only with lightDM
, so you will need to make sure that LightDM
is installed and active:
sudo apt install lightdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
and then you will need to reboot...
Variety indicates that the lightDM
interface is 'touchy', and offers some suggestions as to what to do if it does not work: https://answers.launchpad.net/variety/+faq/2271
Please be aware that this dates back to 2013, and may not work at all with current versions of Ubuntu.
Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by runningsudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process
– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
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There is a section in the preferences->customize settings of Variety which may do what you are trying to do. The catch is that this works only with lightDM
, so you will need to make sure that LightDM
is installed and active:
sudo apt install lightdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
and then you will need to reboot...
Variety indicates that the lightDM
interface is 'touchy', and offers some suggestions as to what to do if it does not work: https://answers.launchpad.net/variety/+faq/2271
Please be aware that this dates back to 2013, and may not work at all with current versions of Ubuntu.
Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by runningsudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process
– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
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There is a section in the preferences->customize settings of Variety which may do what you are trying to do. The catch is that this works only with lightDM
, so you will need to make sure that LightDM
is installed and active:
sudo apt install lightdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
and then you will need to reboot...
Variety indicates that the lightDM
interface is 'touchy', and offers some suggestions as to what to do if it does not work: https://answers.launchpad.net/variety/+faq/2271
Please be aware that this dates back to 2013, and may not work at all with current versions of Ubuntu.
Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by runningsudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process
– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
add a comment |
There is a section in the preferences->customize settings of Variety which may do what you are trying to do. The catch is that this works only with lightDM
, so you will need to make sure that LightDM
is installed and active:
sudo apt install lightdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
and then you will need to reboot...
Variety indicates that the lightDM
interface is 'touchy', and offers some suggestions as to what to do if it does not work: https://answers.launchpad.net/variety/+faq/2271
Please be aware that this dates back to 2013, and may not work at all with current versions of Ubuntu.
There is a section in the preferences->customize settings of Variety which may do what you are trying to do. The catch is that this works only with lightDM
, so you will need to make sure that LightDM
is installed and active:
sudo apt install lightdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
and then you will need to reboot...
Variety indicates that the lightDM
interface is 'touchy', and offers some suggestions as to what to do if it does not work: https://answers.launchpad.net/variety/+faq/2271
Please be aware that this dates back to 2013, and may not work at all with current versions of Ubuntu.
answered Jan 8 at 15:39
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Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by runningsudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process
– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
add a comment |
Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by runningsudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process
– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
Charles Green, thank you for your answer. It's okay if I replace gdm for lightdm ?
– Mega _
Jan 9 at 17:14
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by running
sudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
You can switch back and forth between gdm3 and lightdm, by running
sudo dpkg-recondifgure lightdm
, and rebooting. Its a painlessish process– Charles Green
Jan 10 at 1:56
add a comment |
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