Closed WubzyGD closed 2 years ago
If your wallpapers
directory is inside /home
, lightdm-webkit2-greeter
and LightDM itself won't allow Aether theme to read your wallpapers. The default background_images
path is ignored by Aether, so it won't work either. Therefore, you could create a directory at /usr/share/backgrounds/aether
(or wherever you want), copy your wallpapers, and set background_images
to your desired path.
If the problem persists, or you do not have your wallpapers
directory inside /home
, then provide the log inside /var/log/lightdm/seat0-greeter.log
(when using lightdm-webkit2-greeter and Aether theme).
Thanks! I did exactly as you said and made a folder at /usr/share/backgrounds/aether with one wallpaper in it, changed the background_images variable to that, and still got a black screen.
seat0-greeter.log is also empty.
You could see the issue #111, where seems to be "fixed".
See this comment on a fix.
The issue:
I'm trying to get a background image to show up with aether. I haven't done much of any customization on it other than taking the old backgrounds folder, renaming it to
wallpapers-old
, making a new one, naming itwallpapers
, and placing one image inside of it. This resulted in a black wallpaper (the rest of Aether works fine, just the wallpaper doesn't).What I've tried:
chmod
ed the folder, then later its file tree, to777
.chown
it (it was owned by root before). So, Ichown
ed it to my account,wubzy
. (Later doing the same with the folder I wanted, both were tested at this point, neither worked.)webkit2-greeter.conf
forbackground_images
, as well as trying to set it to the Aether wallpapers dir insrc/
. Neither worked.I'm probably missing some stupidly obvious step. I did follow the guide on this GH's homepage pretty tightly to the letter, and once again, the rest of the greeter works just fine. Thanks for your time!