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Doesn't work on Arch #111
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I have the same problem with the error message "fallback to default" but instead am having permission issues on I don't think that is a lightdm problem since lightdm runs fine, it just the theme that breaks, running on Arch, installed the theme via AUR and can confirm the permissions are granted for the lightdm user.
should I just chmod 777 the directories as @jakec-dev said? sounds as a solution but not security-centered tho... Edit: used the debug method in the README, and got this problem: Is like that for other 3 times, it can't find the variable lightdm... so I don't have any idea why, I will read the source code to see if I can debug it myself but am clueless. |
Thanks to @jakec-dev got the theme working with the
For the wallpapers as @JezerM said, just copy your preferred wallpaper to |
Nevermind; got it working. Thanks so much! |
Don't worry hope you enjoy g! |
Expected behavior
Following instructions to change avatar and wallpaper should work. Settings should be accessible by moving mouse to bottom-left of the screen.
Actual behavior
Changing the avatar and wallpapers leads to an error message along the lines of "Failed to load, fallback to default theme?". Hovering mouse in the bottom-left corner (or any corner) does not bring up the settings menu.
Steps To Reproduce
If relevant, include logs from the following command:
sudo tail /var/log/lightdm/seat0-greeter.log
CONSOLE LOG [ERROR] theme_utils.dirlist(): Error opening directory “/home/jake/Pictures/wallpapers”: Permission denied
After this, I ran
sudo chmod 777 -R /home/jake/Pictures/wallpapers
and rebooted. Same error still applies. Confirmed that permissions are -rwxrwxrwx for all wallpaper image files and drwxrwxrwx for the directory itself.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: