Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: Tenorio on April 04, 2010, 08:42:26 PM
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How do I set an image on its original size when using it as background? ???
If I choose "Scale" the image will be stretched out and deformed. Choosing "Tile" will duplicate the image side by side. :P
Thanks everybody ;D
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You could change the output which is the file .setbackground. Change -full to -center.
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Roberts,
I couldn't find that parameter. Here's my /home/tc/.setbackground file:
#!/bin/sh
Esetroot /opt/backgrounds/tux.jpg
[ -x /usr/bin/wbar.sh ] && wbar.sh
I'm using TC v2.8
Thanks for the reply.
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just have a look into /etc/skel/.setbackground in order to find the command you need.
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I am stating the obvious, but you could update to the latest version.
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Esetroot --center should work.
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--help parameter when executed in a terminal as in Esetroot --help should give you enough clues. Remember that because you will find the same problem when you update to TC 2.10 and hsetroot
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Another example, "same problem", instead of a request, idea or suggestion.
It is simple to add I will do so, even with the lack of civility that is now so pervasive.
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Let me rephrase it:
I'll do suggest teaching a new user how is it that others know how to do what he/she intends. Syntax of Esetroot and hsetroot differs.
Give him/ her the exact parameter, and the next time TC is updated he/she would be as clueless as she/he is now. Teach her/ him how to find it by *self and will hopefully teach others as well.
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Solved.
Just added -center like curaga and roberts suggested.
Thanks everybody. ;D