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Explore Stack InternalRunning Linux Mint 16 right now, Cinnamon 64-bit. I'm trying to find out where Cinnamon stores my desktop settings. Precisely looking for where the desktop image settings are stored and want to figure out how to manipulate it via the command line for a bash script I've written.
tl;dr: can I change cinnamon's desktop image from the command line?
Any clues or tips?
Thanks.
-Chow
Running Linux Mint 16 right now, Cinnamon 64-bit. I'm trying to find out where Cinnamon stores my desktop settings. Precisely looking for where the desktop image settings are stored and want to figure out how to manipulate it via the command line for a bash script I've written.
tl;dr: can I change cinnamon's desktop image from the command line?
Any clues or tips?
Thanks.
-Chow
Running Linux Mint 16 right now, Cinnamon 64-bit. I'm trying to find out where Cinnamon stores my desktop settings. Precisely looking for where the desktop image settings are stored and want to figure out how to manipulate it via the command line for a bash script I've written.
tl;dr: can I change cinnamon's desktop image from the command line?
Any clues or tips?
Running Linux Mint 16 right now, Cinnamon 64-bit. I'm trying to find out where Cinnamon stores my desktop settings. Precisely looking for where the desktop image settings are stored and want to figure out how to manipulate it via the command line for a bash script I've written.
tl;dr: can I change cinnamon's desktop image from the command line?
Any clues or tips?
Thanks.
-Chow
