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Hello all,
when I open my notebook lid I briefly see an old background image.
I am using XFCE. My notebook is switched on. The lid is closed. When I open the lid now I see briefly an old background image for about 0,5s. Then the current background image is displayed. I have not set a screen saver. When I select the image in the XFCE configuration "Desktop" - "Background", my current image is displayed. Where is this old image stored? Which configuration is XFCE accessing? I don't know the name of the old image, unfortunately.
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As I understand it xfdesktop runs on top of the root window so your likely seeing that. You could use xsetroot to set your background image or just a colour if you prefer.
I used to too what you describe when waking the laptop up but I no longer let my laptop sleep or hibernate. The screen just blanks after a set time or when the lid closes or I just turn it off.
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Xfce 4.18
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Thanks. I tried
xsetroot -def
and
xsetroot -bg black
.
The old wallpaper is still there...
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Thanks. I tried
xsetroot -def and xsetroot -bg black
.
The old wallpaper is still there...
I`m also tried this. The problem is solved!
Thanks, now the screen is clear.
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