GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 782334
Ability to set the wallpaper folder
Last modified: 2017-08-15 15:51:05 UTC
Hello, g-c-c is looking for backgrounds in the Pictures folder. But I usually store them in a subfolder (just like Nautilus does with Pictures/Wallpapers) and the images I store in Pictures/ are not always wallpapers. Would it be possible to change the hard-coded path into a gsettings value (and perhaps add an option in gnome-tweak-tools) ?
I'm not sure what you are asking for exactly. As far as gnome-shell is concerned, there is no such thing as a picture folder - we expect the 'picture-uri' setting to contain an absolute URI to the selected wallpaper. In other words: Any image anywhere in the filesystem is fine as far as we are concerned, it's just the UI that only shows images from a selected number of folders.
Sorry if it wasn't clear. Maybe I have filed the report in the wrong section. I am indeed talking about the UI. The middle tab shows pictures from ~/Pictures/ (and ~/.cache/gnome-control-center-Backgrounds) and I would like to be able to change ~/Pictures/ to something else (e.g. ~/Pictures/Wallpapers). If I recall correctly, I was able to do that some years ago (maybe gnome 2 ?).
(In reply to groucho from comment #2) > Sorry if it wasn't clear. Maybe I have filed the report in the wrong section. Indeed, gnome-shell isn't involved at all here.
Possible dupe: bug 767109.
It is indeed what I was asking for. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 767109 ***
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 682126 ***