
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
This is theme nearly looks like macOS lockscreen , with script which can set wallpaper for your desktop and simultaneously set same wallpaper on lock screen and login screen with blur effect like on macOS. In attachment you will find file ubuntu.css, where injected some changes, to make your login screen and lock screen looks more like mac OS.
ATTENTION: TESTED AND WORK ONLY ON UBUNTU 17.10 with GDM3 (xorg), 18.04.xx LTS, 18.10 Cosmic Cuttlefish and 19.04 Disco Dingo (Any other OS based on Linux like: Lubuntu, Xbunte, Kubuntu, KDE, Manjaro, Mint and other... didn't tested!!!).
For Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) download files:
High_Ubunterra_DD-X.X(noPass).tar.xz
High_Ubunterra_DD-X.X(Pass).tar.xz
For Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) download files:
High_Ubunterra_CC-X.X(noPass).tar.xz
High_Ubunterra_CC-X.X(Pass).tar.xz
Not work on few monitors ( Just don't have second monitor so i can't develop work version (-_-) Sorry ).
Two versions:
High_Ubunterra_X.X(noPass) - without asking password to set wallpaper but script give full permission for root folder " /usr/share/backgrounds/ " by chmod 777 (not safety).
High_Ubunterra_X.X(Pass) - with asking password each time you set wallpaper for change background of " lockscreen ", it is safe, but not comfortable for user.
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REQUIREMENTS:
#1 - For Ubuntu 19.04 !!! Well, i don`t know how it will be on your version of Ubuntu 19.04, i mean how you install it. Was it update form 18.10 like i did or it will be clean installation, you have to check have you imagemagick, graphicsmagick. If not, uncomment this strings first in install.sh (I made update from 18.10 to 19.04 and loose graphicsmagick and imagemagick).
https://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/disco/universe/base/imagemagick
#sudo apt upate
#sudo apt upgrade
#sudo apt install graphicsmagick-imagemagick-compat
#sudo apt install imagemagick-6.q16hdri
#sudo apt install imagemagick-6.q16
#2 - Plank (https://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/bionic/universe/base/plank)
Or
#3 - Dash to dock extension (tune it how you want to see the dock, turn it off and turn on Ubuntu Dock). This way tested work fine.
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INSTALLATION howto:
1. Click right button of mouse and chose "Open in Terminal" in folder with install.sh, then type command chmode +x ./install.sh next step ./install.sh
2. Now you just choose your image right click mouse button you will see script and "SetAsWallpaper" just click on it, wallpaper already set.
3. To uninstall use command ./uninstall.sh
Enjoy!
Video user manual: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUbGma_-d20
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2.4 1 year ago
- ADD - Version 2.4 for Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo
2.4 1 year ago
- ADD - Version 2.4 for Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo
2.3 2 years ago
- fixed the quality of blurry images ( Sorry (^_^) )
- ADD - version for Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish)
2.2 2 years ago
- did much faster for slow computers, now image will convert to smaller size to blur at next step, which make all process much faster, and this way make blur effect identical for any resolution images. Now you won't see different blur depth at images. All will be the same!
- image on lock screen make a little bit darker of original what makes text more readable on bright wallpapers
2.1 2 years ago
little visual changes
2.0 2 years ago
Fix issue with impossibility to set wallpaper from Desktop or mounted HDD (SSD).
1.9 2 years ago
Changed way to set lockscreen wallpaper after installation the script. No need to set it manually.
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Special Thanks for help to Matej Fabijanić
1.8 2 years ago
Fix paths for correct installing and using on any system language.
Change way to set wallpaper for a lock screen.
1.7 2 years ago
More comfortable text view on white background
Add light shadow on buttons, password input field and user name.
1.6 2 years ago
Fix font contrast to better seen when set bright wallpaper
1.5.1 2 years ago
stwperm (no password)
fix installation file path (/usr/share/backgrounds/)
V 1.5 2 years ago
Fix hover for Cancel button
Add new font for clock and date
Add two versions - read ATTENTION!
Add uninstall
v 1.4 2 years ago
Easy way to install, just run install.sh
New instruction. just 3 steps.
radovanov
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michael
6 months ago
cp: unable to create common file '/root/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/': File or directory not found
chmod: '/root/.local/share/nautilus/scripts/SetAsWallpaper' could not be accessed: File or directory not found
mkdir: it was not possible to create the directory “/root/.cache/SetAsWallpaper”: File exists
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Installation complete
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Make quick reload Ubuntu to accept changes with command: ALT + F2 -> r
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This is a LightDM theme for the Webkit greeter which tries to imitate the look and feel of the Mac OSX lion login screen
Demo:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Frf3QlZ_gw
Installation Instructions
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You will need LightDM as your login manager. On newer versions of Ubuntu this is already the default. Additionally you will require the webkit greeter. This is done by executing the following command in the command line:
sudo apt-get install lightdm-webkit-greeter
Once the installation finishes, you need to make the webkit greeter the default greeter. This is done by editing the lightdm configuration under:
/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
and changing the greeter-session value to lightdm-webkit-greeter. My lightdm.conf looks like:
[SeatDefaults]
greeter-session = lightdm-webkit-greeter
allow-guest = false
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The second step is to install the actual theme. This is done by copying the files of this repository into the following location:
/ usr / share / lightdm-webkit / themes / mac
Finally, change the /etc/lightdm/lightdm-webkit-greeter.conf file to contain the following line:
webkit-theme = mac
Now you can reboot and enjoy the new theme.
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sentaku
1 year ago
Install Yaru theme from AUR by run
$ yay -S yaru-gnome-shell-theme yaru-gtk-theme yaru-icon-theme yaru-sound-theme
reboot and change yaru theme from gdm login manger
then just install these theme as described up here
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EugeneVe
1 year ago
For now quit to support this product. Now i using "OMG i say it " Windows. So sorry.
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