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GDM login background in 3.4

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – I changed my GDM wallpaper manually in gnome 3.2, I had previously tried the mentioned fixes but they didnt seem to work for me, GDM3setup included, although it was able to change my icons, fonts, and cursor theme. The way I changed the GDM wallpaper in 3.2 was to manually navigate to '/usr/share/themes/Adwaita/backgrounds', and there I backed up an image file called 'stripes.jpg', and replaced it with my choice of image (the image MUST be the same dimensions as the original). Now that gnome 3.4 has arrived I see theres an xml controlling 3 image files in that location (br (HowTos)

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hi guys i have been searching for days to find the location of this wallpaper

i know it is one of three versions of Stripes.jpg included in Gnome 3

i know this is the orginal one but i want the dark one above

please help me find it lol

im going Nuts trying to find this image

i need it at 1920x1080

thanks for any help

just so you know it is not in the backgrounds fol

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