Solarmass brent My custom login wallpaper stayed the same after reboot, but lock-screen wallpaper is now new Snow-mountains one instead of dark blue one. I personally not a fan of both. Is there a way to change lock-screen wallpaper from the GUI? That lock-screen is too ugly so I never even bothered to change wallpaper on it 😆
EbonJaeger Solarmass You can install lightdm-settings from the repo and run sudo lightdm-settings in the terminal to bring up the application. You should be able to change it there.
Solarmass EbonJaeger I have it installed, and my custom wallpaper already there. It works for the login screen but not for the lock-screen. Does it work for you?
EbonJaeger Solarmass Ohhh lock screen. I swear I have reading comprehension. Changing the desktop background in Budgie Control Center should also change the lock screen wallpaper. At least, it does on my system.
brent Solarmass opposite sequence for me: Login Screen=Frosty Operating System=Old Wallpaper (did not get replaced with frosty; I did it manually) Lockscreen=None It's weird your login stayed custom while my desktop only stayed custom. probably means nothing.
FAb7D EbonJaeger I tried to change the image of login screen background with sudo lightdm-settings unsuccessfully, the default image disappears, but only the background color remains. With Bugie Control Center I can change only the wallpaper desktop .
Staudey brent It's weird your login stayed custom while my desktop only stayed custom. probably means nothing. Anything the user has already customized should stay as it is. Only unchanged defaults will be changed to the new default.
riffer All I know is that on Gnome things turned to dark theme. I just had to go into settings and switch it from "Dark" to "Default". I futzed around in Themes in Tweaks, but I don't know if that was really necessary.
Staudey riffer Yes, GNOME was changed to "Dark" preference for consistency with the default dark theme.
penny-farthing FAb7D For my part, I managed to change the wallpaper of the login screen by installing the gnome-tweaks package. Launch the application, then select the Appearance menu.
FAb7D penny-farthing Thanks, but it doesn't work, I use Budgie, but I tried, I can change the desktop background and that's it.
FAb7D Found it, it was my stupid mistake, I was pointing to an image in my home, therefore not readable before logging in. Instead of lightdm-settings you can edit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf , it's the same.
