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Old 02-26-2004, 01:53 AM   #1
claudius753
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Changing the Eye Candy


Basically i am trying to get some custom splash screens and log on screens for my computer.

I got a splash screen for when KDE loads, and put it in the specified directory. I also got an image for my logon screen. I changed some of the logon options as well, like setting my name to be already typed in on the User name section and what it says there.

However, when i go and reboot to see if anything has changed, i just get the same old fedora screens as before.

I also would like my gnome and kde launcer menus and everything to be default, ie the way tey would normally be, not set up by fedora. I want them to be clean so i can add what i need to what is basically there on a fresh install.

Is there any way to do this? I'm guessing that fedora keeps its settings for that stuff somewhere other than where i have found by searching.

Any idea where and how to change it?

Thanks

Nathan
 
Old 02-26-2004, 03:26 PM   #2
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Would re-installing KDE or gnome get rid of the old stuff so i could put the new stuff that i wanted in there?

I still can't figure out where they are keeping those files.
 
  


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