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Well, being that I have Eterm installed as well as other terminals, it appears as if Esetroot is my default wallpaper changer.
Code:
$ fbsetbg -i
Esetroot is a nice ...
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- 12-10-2005 #1Just Joined!
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How do I switch from Esetroot to feh???
Well, being that I have Eterm installed as well as other terminals, it appears as if Esetroot is my default wallpaper changer.
...so I would like to change it so that "feh" would appear instead of Esetroot, I have checked the manpages and other posts but I can't seem to find the proper solution to this. Btw in case anybody is wondering, my wm is FluxboxCode:$ fbsetbg -i Esetroot is a nice wallpapersetter. You won't have any problems.
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Okay, so this is what I did to remedy the situation. First of all, I removed "fbsetbg -l &" from my "~/.fluxbox/startup" file, and then I removed "fbsetbg -l" from the "session.screen0.rootCommand:" of my "~/.fluxbox/init" file, finally I typed in this command:
...Substituting "/wallpaper.jpg" with whatever I had saved in that directory. So, there you go, after fumbling around a bit that is recipe I came up with to get rid of that annoying "xmessage" upon startupCode:$ wpsetters=feh fbsetbg ~/.fluxbox/backgrounds/wallpaper.jpg
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Oop's, I almost forgot that I also added this line:
...to my "~/.fluxbox/startup" file as wellCode:fbsetbg -f ~/.fluxbox/backgrounds/majesty.jpg
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