by Patrick Killi » Sat, 22 Jul 1995 04:00:00
Does anyone know how to use XPM to display xpm files as the
background for one's Linux desktop? I have tried piping it
it to xsetroot and that did not work. People have suggested
a program called 'xsetbg' or 'xpmroot', but I do not have them.
I am currently running Linux with the OpenLook (olvwm) windows
manager.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick Killion
1. Problems with displaying XPM images
[...........]
Howdy,
Please ignore my message, I figured everything out: I
didn't need any Pixmap variables since I am doing it
directly to XImage and I made a typo in the second
argument to XPutImage: it should have been a window
argument.
Thanks again,
Borg
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