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linux:/1 # feh --bg-scale /home/ksy/cover.jpg
feh WARNING: /home/ksy/cover.jpg - No Imlib2 loader for that file format
feh ERROR: Couldn't load image in order to set bg
linux:/1 # feh --bg-scale /home/ksy/1.png
feh WARNING: /home/ksy/1.png - No Imlib2 loader for that file format
feh ERROR: Couldn't load image in order to set bg
what is wrong???I installed imlib2 but it doesn't work still???
I use Esetroot, it is bundled with Eterm.I'm not sure but I think feh looks for something to use to load the background.Get Eterm and then load it with;
Code:
Estroot -scale /path/to/png
Or try feh after you install Eterm
I used feh before to load my last background and if I remember it would load it with Esetroot
hmm...see if fbsetbg works, that's what i use. if you want to set it permanently, in fluxbox there's a file called ~/.fluxbox/init and about 2/3 of the way down the page there should be a line like this:
session.screen0.rootCommand:
to which you want to add the fbsetbg call like this:
the code you posted shows you logged in as ksy...it's possible that the .png or the directory it's in belong to root. every once in a while by accident i'll change the ownership of my home directory, or move something as root and forget to chown. it's unlikely that's your problem, but it's a thought.
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