11.1 walpaper darkness

After few reboots of openSUSE 11.1 the default wallpaper get darked :expressionless: and it don’t want to be colored again :\ (I haven’t change anything, I even haven’t installed drivers for video card).

Screenshot →
http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/3573/wallpapergp6.th.png](http://img185.imageshack.us/my.php?image=wallpapergp6.png)

It happens not only on my PC…

Interesting.

What happens when you change the wallpaper?

Does the problem continue even after you install video driver?

I have this too on both laptop and desktop PC
also this happens in past with oS11.0

I am don’t know how to fix this…


WBR

What about other wallpapers?

Sounds that you discovered the feature to change the wallpaper automatically depending on the day time… :slight_smile:

personnally I am not try other… but I try to change
it happens time to time…

And it really looks like some effect. But i am not apply any. It apeares and disappears unexpactly…


WBR

The default Gnome wallpaper on OS 11.1 is changing darkness according the time of the day.
It uses 4 images and by the looks of it your screenshot is from around midnight and that would be the darkest image
of them all

look under /usr/share/backgrounds/glass. It shows 4 images and a XML file witch controls the color changing of your background.

LOL
wow
this explaine a lot :slight_smile:

thank you very much

I found that another grass wallpaper use this technick too… So if you not tell this I’ll report that another wallpaper darness sometime for me too :slight_smile:

WBR

WOW :slight_smile: I thought it was just a bug :smiley:
Can I do such thing with a custom wallpaper?

Wow, awesome :slight_smile:

Hmm, but is there a way to change background wallpaper it the login screen?

I’ve been having fits with my new pc set up. I thought the wallpaper getting darker was one of the symptoms or I had been slipped some crazy pills. :stuck_out_tongue:

I was looking for new wallpaper designs, and when I started reading this thread, I saw the topic of the “darkening” of the initial wallpaper.

This happened to my installation, too. I was surprised. It is nice to read that it is not a flaw, but something that is built into the program.