Change Login Theme GDM3 - Debian 7 testing
Hi! I'm an average Linux user and recently I switched to Debian distribution.
I would like to change the Login theme but after I search around the Internet i didn't found something helpful. The theme i want to install is this Code:
$uname -a Code:
cat /etc/debian_version |
Put the theme you want to use in /usr/share/themes.
Got to your /etc/gdm3 directory and have a look at the files there. I don't use gdm any more so don't remember the file but it has the theme clearly listed in one of the commented lines. The comment makes sure the default is used. Uncomment the line and edit to list the one you want to use. |
I moved the theme file systemaccess in /usr/share/themes/:
Code:
ls -la /usr/share/themes/ Code:
ls -la /usr/share/themes/systemaccess/ Code:
ls -la /etc/gdm3/ Code:
cat /etc/gdm3/greeter.gsettings |
I only use gdm3 in Squeeze.
Look in at your /etc/gdm3/custom.conf You may find some clues as to where to look by checking in /usr/gdm and looking at the files there. I may have to take a look at gdm3 again just out of curiosity. |
That theme is for GDM2. You need a GNOME Shell or GTK+ 3 theme for GDM3.
To use a Shell theme, you'll have to replace the files in /usr/share/gnome-shell/theme folder (make a backup first!) with the files from the theme of your choice. The changes you made to /etc/gdm3/greeter.settings (really, the GNOME team even feels the need to change file extensions, .conf wasn't good enough?) will be suitable for a GTK+ 3 theme. For a GNOME Shell theme, make the following changes: Code:
# Greeter session choice |
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