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2010-01-15
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Originally Posted by qwertyberty
This photo is a lower resolution than the N900. Did you resize, or does it stretch it? Was just wondering if I could just use it, edit it a little (to add my personal info) and some how replace it via the terminal. All that instead of installing SSH server and whatever else is needed (as I have no clue there).
the lock slider background is located in the relevant theme folder
for the nseries theme it is in
/usr/share/themes/alpha/lockslider.png
you could change this via xterm,
i haven't tried it yet but i have extracted it to my pc to try editing.
I'm not too good at graphic stuff so I'll upload it here.
this is for the nseries theme and is only the background,
I haven't found the slider part yet
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2010-01-16
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2010-01-18
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#14
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The lockslider ball thing in in the themes/images folder, along many other useful icons
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2010-01-18
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Originally Posted by twaelti
How do yo navigate to this files, do you use the xterminal or any other program, like a file explorer.
To change your background image on the lock screen, edit the following file:Additionally, if you want to edit the look of the swiper itself, you can find the graphics elements in the /usr/share/themes/alpha/images folder, filenames "LockSlider*.png"
- /usr/share/themes/alpha/backgrounds/lockslider.png (if you use the default blue theme "alpha") OR
- /usr/share/themes/beta/backgrounds/lockslider.png (if you use the alternate brown/orange theme "beta")
The easiest way to do this is probably to install the SSH server on your N900, then login via SFTP from your desktop, download the file, edit it locally using your favorite paint program and finally re-upload it. Then reboot.
At least that's what I did right now on my PR1.1, adding my owner information as a line of text along the bottom of the screen. Won't win design award, but works
(tip for beginners - keep a backup copy of the file before wrecking anything...)
thanks in advance
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2010-01-18
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Originally Posted by redswap
You can use xterminal but that would take a long time and its very complicated. I use GPE file manager, and it works just like a file explorer, just make sure you dont mess up your other system files
How do yo navigate to this files, do you use the xterminal or any other program, like a file explorer.
thanks in advance
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2010-01-18
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Originally Posted by waleed786
Thanks for your answer.
You can use xterminal but that would take a long time and its very complicated. I use GPE file manager, and it works just like a file explorer, just make sure you dont mess up your other system files
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2010-01-21
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I tried it with midnight commander but my thought was i might need root for that so i typed sudo mc and its asking me for a password. What password? I don't know what password it is asking for...
maybe i'll try GPE later but i would be very very very thankfull for any help with this frustrating problem.
greetz
donsaibot
edit: okay i figured it out.
Last edited by donsaibot; 2010-01-21 at 21:31.
maybe i'll try GPE later but i would be very very very thankfull for any help with this frustrating problem.
greetz
donsaibot
edit: okay i figured it out.
Last edited by donsaibot; 2010-01-21 at 21:31.
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by donsaibot
My vast knowledge of Linux commands consists of this:
I tried it with midnight commander but my thought was i might need root for that so i typed sudo mc and its asking me for a password. What password? I don't know what password it is asking for...
maybe i'll try GPE later but i would be very very very thankfull for any help with this frustrating problem.
greetz
donsaibot
sudo gainroot
and then you type
mc
to run Midnight Commander as root.
Tomorrow I'll be trying to remember ls
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2010-01-21
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Originally Posted by hellnick
for this one you have to install "rootsh" ^^
sudo gainroot
then you can become root by using the command above.
after this xterm runs every command as root.
so you can start whatever you want with just typing the program name and hitting enter.
if you don't know the exact name just begin to write it and (double-)tap the "Tab"-button on the touchscreen to autocomplete the name or making all possible suggestions coming up.
- /usr/share/themes/alpha/backgrounds/lockslider.png (if you use the default blue theme "alpha") OR
- /usr/share/themes/beta/backgrounds/lockslider.png (if you use the alternate brown/orange theme "beta")
Additionally, if you want to edit the look of the swiper itself, you can find the graphics elements in the /usr/share/themes/alpha/images folder, filenames "LockSlider*.png"The easiest way to do this is probably to install the SSH server on your N900, then login via SFTP from your desktop, download the file, edit it locally using your favorite paint program and finally re-upload it. Then reboot.
At least that's what I did right now on my PR1.1, adding my owner information as a line of text along the bottom of the screen. Won't win design award, but works
(tip for beginners - keep a backup copy of the file before wrecking anything...)
-Tom (N900, N810, N800)
"the idea of truly having a computer in your pocket just moved a big step closer."