I know this question has been asked before here, but that solution didn't worked for me.
I have some quite weird requirements, I need to prevent the process of changing wallpaper in Ubuntu. What I would not want to do is have some python script run as daemon process which periodically changes wallpaper.
I want to make sure that nobody can change wallpaper without writing that particular password. According to the linked post, you need to change a file located at /usr/bin
having the name gsettings
. I followed the same process as described, and successfully changed the content of that file, but nothing seems to happen.
How can I password protect changing the wallpaper?
I am using Ubuntu 19.10.
lbg.sh
But I need to do it and then only tell you the changes required.. may be less than 59minutes.. – PRATAP Apr 11 '20 at 15:37lock.sh
.. It will overtake previous onelbg.sh
https://github.com/PRATAP-KUMAR/backgrounds_lock – PRATAP Apr 11 '20 at 16:13