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How to change initial login screen background?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowChange the login screen background and logo?How to set Default Unity Login Screen in Ubuntu 12.04 with Differant user background ScreensHow to change my desktop background image “forever”?Login Screen/Background Change? (kubuntu)login screen background problemHow can we set custom image as background for desktop and login screenUbuntu Budgie: Black login-screenHow do I change lock/login screen background on Ubuntu 18.04 with 2 displaysAdding a login screen background using .themes folderHow do I change background of login screen?
I want to set the background of my initial login screen to black. The problem is, everytime I turn on my laptop and login, it sets it to this blurry image of a beach. beach-login-background
So I tried setting my ubuntu.css to use only black and its still using the beach background.
How do I change the initial login screen background to black?
UBUNTU 18 LTS
18.04 login background
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I want to set the background of my initial login screen to black. The problem is, everytime I turn on my laptop and login, it sets it to this blurry image of a beach. beach-login-background
So I tried setting my ubuntu.css to use only black and its still using the beach background.
How do I change the initial login screen background to black?
UBUNTU 18 LTS
18.04 login background
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
Edit the css file to point to a picture file or, preferably, usegimpto make the current picture file a solid black image instead of a beach scene. ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2017/10/…
– mchid
12 mins ago
Also, please edit your question and copy and paste the css into the question instead of using a screen shot. After you copy and paste the css code into the question, highlight or select the css text and then press CTRL+K to format this as code and then click save. Thanks! I think I have an answer for you but it is proper etiquette to not use screenshots for code so that we can both analyse and also edit your code to make it work. Thanks!
– mchid
9 mins ago
add a comment |
I want to set the background of my initial login screen to black. The problem is, everytime I turn on my laptop and login, it sets it to this blurry image of a beach. beach-login-background
So I tried setting my ubuntu.css to use only black and its still using the beach background.
How do I change the initial login screen background to black?
UBUNTU 18 LTS
18.04 login background
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
I want to set the background of my initial login screen to black. The problem is, everytime I turn on my laptop and login, it sets it to this blurry image of a beach. beach-login-background
So I tried setting my ubuntu.css to use only black and its still using the beach background.
How do I change the initial login screen background to black?
UBUNTU 18 LTS
18.04 login background
18.04 login background
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
asked 48 mins ago
user419316user419316
33
33
Edit the css file to point to a picture file or, preferably, usegimpto make the current picture file a solid black image instead of a beach scene. ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2017/10/…
– mchid
12 mins ago
Also, please edit your question and copy and paste the css into the question instead of using a screen shot. After you copy and paste the css code into the question, highlight or select the css text and then press CTRL+K to format this as code and then click save. Thanks! I think I have an answer for you but it is proper etiquette to not use screenshots for code so that we can both analyse and also edit your code to make it work. Thanks!
– mchid
9 mins ago
add a comment |
Edit the css file to point to a picture file or, preferably, usegimpto make the current picture file a solid black image instead of a beach scene. ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2017/10/…
– mchid
12 mins ago
Also, please edit your question and copy and paste the css into the question instead of using a screen shot. After you copy and paste the css code into the question, highlight or select the css text and then press CTRL+K to format this as code and then click save. Thanks! I think I have an answer for you but it is proper etiquette to not use screenshots for code so that we can both analyse and also edit your code to make it work. Thanks!
– mchid
9 mins ago
Edit the css file to point to a picture file or, preferably, use
gimp to make the current picture file a solid black image instead of a beach scene. ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2017/10/…– mchid
12 mins ago
Edit the css file to point to a picture file or, preferably, use
gimp to make the current picture file a solid black image instead of a beach scene. ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2017/10/…– mchid
12 mins ago
Also, please edit your question and copy and paste the css into the question instead of using a screen shot. After you copy and paste the css code into the question, highlight or select the css text and then press CTRL+K to format this as code and then click save. Thanks! I think I have an answer for you but it is proper etiquette to not use screenshots for code so that we can both analyse and also edit your code to make it work. Thanks!
– mchid
9 mins ago
Also, please edit your question and copy and paste the css into the question instead of using a screen shot. After you copy and paste the css code into the question, highlight or select the css text and then press CTRL+K to format this as code and then click save. Thanks! I think I have an answer for you but it is proper etiquette to not use screenshots for code so that we can both analyse and also edit your code to make it work. Thanks!
– mchid
9 mins ago
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Edit the css file to point to a picture file or, preferably, use
gimpto make the current picture file a solid black image instead of a beach scene. ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2017/10/…– mchid
12 mins ago
Also, please edit your question and copy and paste the css into the question instead of using a screen shot. After you copy and paste the css code into the question, highlight or select the css text and then press CTRL+K to format this as code and then click save. Thanks! I think I have an answer for you but it is proper etiquette to not use screenshots for code so that we can both analyse and also edit your code to make it work. Thanks!
– mchid
9 mins ago