[fossiili]

I usually let the Linux-distribution to keep the look it has after the installation. But now I hope to have LinuxLite to look differently.  I have tryed to change the theme but nothing happens.

Should I edit X-configuration files or what? Any terminal command?

What information is needed. I now have the problem to remember the  command to get informatin of the computer.

I appreciate any help you will be giving  :(

[anon]

Both Unity and Gnome Shell (Gnome 3) use GSettings now instead of GConf. So in Unity and Gnome Shell you can use the command-line tool gsettings for that. Like gconftool, it lets you get or set an individual key.

You can get the current URI of the background image as follows:

gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri 'file:///home/serrano/Pictures/x.jpg'

And set the background URI as follows (which will immediately update your desktop background):

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri file:///home/serrano/Pictures/y.jpg

Notice that you must prepend the URI with "file://" for this to work (unlike with gconftool).

In order to make your script work with both Gnome 2 and Shell/Unity, you can let it do a Gnome version check first:

gnome-session --version

That will return the version of Gnome. If the version number starts with 3, then gsettings can be used. If it returns a version starting with 2, let your script use gconftool instead.



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[JmaCWQ]

Linux Lite uses Xfce as the Desktop Environment.
Normally to change the theme/colours it's Menu > Settings > Appearance and select another Style from the list.
To change the appearance of the Title Bar etc. it's Menu > Settings > Window Manager and select another Style.

[valtam]

That reminds me, I need to update the Themes section in the Help Manual.

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