After you enter the user name and password, an empty background is displayed and then loaded to the user's desktop. By default, this background is Ubuntu's default khaki color. In UBuntu7.04, you can directly modify the Desktop color attribute to solve this problem. As a result, in UBuntu7.10, this method does not work. No matter how you set the color, you will see a yellow desktop when logging on. Seriously suspect that this is another BUG. After searching for it online, you can modify the Defaul under/etc/mcm/PreSession.
After you enter the user name and password, an empty background is displayed and then loaded to the user's desktop. By default, this background is Ubuntu's default khaki color. In UBuntu 7.04, you can directly modify the Desktop color attribute to solve this problem.
As a result, this method does not work in UBuntu 7.10. No matter how you set the color, you will see a yellow desktop during login. Seriously suspect that this is another BUG.
You can search for it online by modifying the Default file in/etc/mcm/PreSession. This file contains a section like:
# Default value
If ["x $ BACKCOLOR" = "x"]; then
BACKCOLOR = "#000000"
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BACKCOLOR is the color definition, and RGB, #000000 is the black color.