Use of the Debian logon window and inkscape

Use of the Debian logon window and inkscape

1: inkscape is a software for generating vector images such as svg. The official address is here.

Debian can search for inkscape Installation directly through the software center. You can also go to the http://www.inkscape.org/en/ to download the source code, support mac OS, linux, win (https://apps.Ubuntu.com/cat/applications/inkscape)

After debian wheeezy, a large number of desktops start to use svg as the background image for login.

Here, the logon window below X is used as an example.

In/usr/share/images/desktop-base #, you can find the login-background.svg file, which is a vector image.

Now we can generate a vector image, open Inkscape, and press Ctrl + o to select a suitable background image. png can be used as a better. jpg image.

A prompt will pop up at this time.

The first embed is embedded, that is, the whole graph is stored in svg, and the second is to reference the previous image file. This will cause this to expire when moving to other operating systems, so we use embed here.

Casually edit, press ctrl + shift + s save as svg can be. directly replace/usr/share/images/desktop-base/login-background.svg can be, logout can see the effect.

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