Addding slideshow background in gnome-control-center ?
Hello,
how do you "properly" add a slideshow to the system that will serve as a background, so that it is available to all users from the "settings" ( gnome-control-
Since when adding images in /usr/share/
So I have :
⋅ my dozen images in /usr/share/
⋅ the trianglify_01.xml slideshow descriptive file in /usr/share/
⋅ and a descriptive file of the "pack" trianglify_
but none of those show up in "settings / background".
On the other hand, all this works well when in dconf-editor I set
/org/gnome/
for it to target
file://
Obviously I tried the "equivalent" locations on the user side, by putting:
⋅ my dozen images in ~/.local/
⋅ the xml* of the slideshow in ~/.local/
⋅ and the xml* of the image pack in ~/.local/
* paths of the various resources adapted of course accordingly.
In this case, the images appear well in "settings / background" but not the ---slideshow--- itself.
On the other hand it is still functional if I go through dconf-editor with this time
file://
as a target.
In both cases, the only slideshow offered by "parameters / background" is the one installed by default in the system ( /usr/share/
So how do we tell gnome-control-
I'd settle for a user-side solution - as long as it's accessible via "settings / background".
System here is Ubuntu 22.04 quite freshly installed.
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