You know any good site out there? And how do i add them in Qubes? Thank you

Hi @b4xqrm7nti . Websites to find wallpapers are outside of scope of this forum (there are plenty of answers on that already on the internet). [image] b4xqrm7nti: And how do i add them in Qubes? :warning: you should keep in mind that background colors may affect your ability to disabiguate q…

Thanks. Yeah, but it’s a picture… Are there many exploits today in pictures or what? I’m not that paranoid, but it’s good to know. Thanks for your reply! I need some more wallpapers in this cool OS. I found this now randomly… Some people in here might like cubes. :slight_smile: [image] 273…

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Just found out about dom0 terminal command qvm-get-image. Apparently it converts an image to trusted.

This link doesn’t work for me

[image] deeplow: Option b) - discouraged but is “prettier” Out of curiosity, would would it be “prettier”? If the image is fullscreen and not resized or compressed when the screenshot is taken, it should be pixel perfect.

If you can get it in those conditions, it does work perfect. However, wallpapers in a non-standard size will have a scrollbar on one or both of the edges in the screenshot, and since you’re working in dom0 I don’t think there’s a way to crop them out.

[image] adw: Out of curiosity, would would it be “prettier”? If the image is fullscreen and not resized or compressed when the screenshot is taken, it should be pixel perfect. No idea why my 2-years-ago self thought that :sweat_smile:

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Changing Qubes wallpaper

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fsflover March 16, 2021, 6:36pm 4

Do i install in dom0 or in templates? User Support

To add more desktop wallpapers search the web for picture in same the resolution as your screen, right click the picture > view image, press alt+f11 press print screen (keyboard button) save picture right click desktop > open terminal here enter ‘sudo mv ~/Pictures/* /usr/share/backgrounds/’ done To select desktop wallpaper right click on desktop > desktop settings your picture should be there

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