GDM3 Login Screen on Ubuntu 18.04 not updating
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I am very much interested in changing the login screen of my 18.04 LTS (not the lock screen, the login screen) which is noise-texture.png. I followed this link
How do I change login screen purple color to another one or image (if possible) on Ubuntu 17.10?
But doing like what this discussion said, I get a grayish lock screen which freezes on login. Although I am able to log in but there is no wallpaper on the login screen.
Please help.
18.04
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
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I am very much interested in changing the login screen of my 18.04 LTS (not the lock screen, the login screen) which is noise-texture.png. I followed this link
How do I change login screen purple color to another one or image (if possible) on Ubuntu 17.10?
But doing like what this discussion said, I get a grayish lock screen which freezes on login. Although I am able to log in but there is no wallpaper on the login screen.
Please help.
18.04
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
which file did you change?
– PRATAP
Dec 1 at 6:48
/usr/share/gnome-shell/themes/gdm3.cssand the other one which isubuntu.cssgot automatically changed.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 1 at 21:49
can you share the contenet part which you edited in the file/usr/share/gnome-shell/theme/gdm3.css
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:45
askubuntu.com/a/1086968/739431
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:49
@PRATAP I am doing the same thing, but my wallpaper is not visible in the login screen.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 3 at 2:12
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
I am very much interested in changing the login screen of my 18.04 LTS (not the lock screen, the login screen) which is noise-texture.png. I followed this link
How do I change login screen purple color to another one or image (if possible) on Ubuntu 17.10?
But doing like what this discussion said, I get a grayish lock screen which freezes on login. Although I am able to log in but there is no wallpaper on the login screen.
Please help.
18.04
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
I am very much interested in changing the login screen of my 18.04 LTS (not the lock screen, the login screen) which is noise-texture.png. I followed this link
How do I change login screen purple color to another one or image (if possible) on Ubuntu 17.10?
But doing like what this discussion said, I get a grayish lock screen which freezes on login. Although I am able to log in but there is no wallpaper on the login screen.
Please help.
18.04
18.04
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
asked Dec 1 at 1:06
Himanshu Sharma
114
114
which file did you change?
– PRATAP
Dec 1 at 6:48
/usr/share/gnome-shell/themes/gdm3.cssand the other one which isubuntu.cssgot automatically changed.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 1 at 21:49
can you share the contenet part which you edited in the file/usr/share/gnome-shell/theme/gdm3.css
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:45
askubuntu.com/a/1086968/739431
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:49
@PRATAP I am doing the same thing, but my wallpaper is not visible in the login screen.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 3 at 2:12
|
show 1 more comment
which file did you change?
– PRATAP
Dec 1 at 6:48
/usr/share/gnome-shell/themes/gdm3.cssand the other one which isubuntu.cssgot automatically changed.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 1 at 21:49
can you share the contenet part which you edited in the file/usr/share/gnome-shell/theme/gdm3.css
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:45
askubuntu.com/a/1086968/739431
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:49
@PRATAP I am doing the same thing, but my wallpaper is not visible in the login screen.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 3 at 2:12
which file did you change?
– PRATAP
Dec 1 at 6:48
which file did you change?
– PRATAP
Dec 1 at 6:48
/usr/share/gnome-shell/themes/gdm3.css and the other one which is ubuntu.css got automatically changed.– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 1 at 21:49
/usr/share/gnome-shell/themes/gdm3.css and the other one which is ubuntu.css got automatically changed.– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 1 at 21:49
can you share the contenet part which you edited in the file
/usr/share/gnome-shell/theme/gdm3.css– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:45
can you share the contenet part which you edited in the file
/usr/share/gnome-shell/theme/gdm3.css– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:45
askubuntu.com/a/1086968/739431
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:49
askubuntu.com/a/1086968/739431
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:49
@PRATAP I am doing the same thing, but my wallpaper is not visible in the login screen.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 3 at 2:12
@PRATAP I am doing the same thing, but my wallpaper is not visible in the login screen.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 3 at 2:12
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which file did you change?
– PRATAP
Dec 1 at 6:48
/usr/share/gnome-shell/themes/gdm3.cssand the other one which isubuntu.cssgot automatically changed.– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 1 at 21:49
can you share the contenet part which you edited in the file
/usr/share/gnome-shell/theme/gdm3.css– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:45
askubuntu.com/a/1086968/739431
– PRATAP
Dec 2 at 4:49
@PRATAP I am doing the same thing, but my wallpaper is not visible in the login screen.
– Himanshu Sharma
Dec 3 at 2:12