Just make your image size - 2560x1600 name - bg_2560x1600.jpg rename the current image in /usr/share
Just make your image
size - 2560x1600
name - bg_2560x1600.jpg
rename the current image in /usr/share/images/xsplash from bg_2560x1600.jpg to bg_2560x1600.old.jpg
Then copy your new pic over to the /usr/share/images/xsplash directory
I did this all logged in as root and it did the trick
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Try copying the new pic after removing the old ones...be sure to have a copy of that, in case anything goes wrong. To copy the pic: sudo cp -R source /usr/share/images/xsplash source is the location of ur new picture eg:/home/bg_2560x1660.jpg
- Visitor 1 year 46 weeks agoto remove the old ones: sudo rm -R /usr/share/images/xsplash/2560x1660.jpg
1st remove the old ones.
Try copying the new pic after removing the old ones...be sure to have a copy of that, in case anything goes wrong. To copy the pic: sudo cp -R source /usr/share/images/xsplash source is the location of ur new picture eg:/home/bg_2560x1660.jpg
- Visitor 1 year 46 weeks agoto remove the old ones: sudo rm -R /usr/share/images/xsplash/2560x1660.jpg
1st remove the old ones.
Try copying the new pic after removing the old ones...be sure to have a copy of that, in case anything goes wrong. To copy the pic: sudo cp -R source /usr/share/images/xsplash source is the location of ur new picture eg:/home/bg_2560x1660.jpg
- Visitor 1 year 46 weeks agoto remove the old ones: sudo rm -R /usr/share/images/xsplash/2560x1660.jpg
1st remove the old ones.
Try with the sudo command, it should work because /usr is not a user directory
- Visitor 2 years 7 weeks agoMy system wont let me save anything in that folder.
- Visitor 2 years 8 weeks ago