There are two ways to set wallpaper in Linux: Use the graphical interface: right-click a blank area of the desktop and select "Change Background" or "Set Background". Select "Pictures", add and select the desired image. Adjust the zoom and position and click "Set as Wallpaper". Using the command line: Open a terminal and use the base64 command to convert the image to a Base64 encoded string. Copies the output to the clipboard. Set the wallpaper using the gsettings command, replacing the encoded string with YOUR_ENCODED_IMAGE_STRING.
How to set wallpaper in Linux system
For For Linux distributions using the GNOME desktop environment, follow these steps to set the wallpaper:
For Linux distributions using the KDE Plasma desktop environment, follow these steps to set the wallpaper:
For all Linux distributions, you can also set the wallpaper using the following command line command:
<code class="bash">base64 image.jpg</code>
<code class="bash">gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri "data:image/jpeg;base64,YOUR_ENCODED_IMAGE_STRING"</code>
Replace YOUR_ENCODED_IMAGE_STRING
with the Base64 encoded string copied from step 2.
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