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Lockscreen returns to Ubuntu default after reboot

Open ronaldl29 opened this issue 4 years ago • 5 comments

I'm using Gnome version 3.36.8, Ubuntu 20.04.1, and GNOME Tweaks 3.34.0. I also have gir1.2-clutter-1.0 installed.

When I enable the extension and set a background, it changes the lockscreen background accordingly. But when I reboot my machine, the lockscreen returns back to the default Ubuntu lockscreen image.

ronaldl29 avatar Jan 02 '21 05:01 ronaldl29

I updated the extension on extensions.gnome.org. Try to update your extension.

sunwxg avatar Jan 04 '21 02:01 sunwxg

Awesome! The lockscreen is working if I lock my screen (after already logging into my user) but the initial lockscreen after reboot is still the default Ubuntu lockscreen image.

ronaldl29 avatar Jan 14 '21 05:01 ronaldl29

Could you show the file ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]@gmail.com/metadata.json

sunwxg avatar Jan 14 '21 07:01 sunwxg

Here is what is returned:

{ "_generated": "Generated by SweetTooth, do not edit", "description": "Change lock screen background.\nIf you use Ubuntu, install pa> "name": "Lock screen background", "original-authors": "[email protected]", "shell-version": [ "3.38", "3.36.4", "3.36.5", "3.36.6", "3.36.7", "3.36.8" ], "url": "https://github.com/sunwxg/gnome-shell-extension-unlockDialogBackgroun> "uuid": "[email protected]@gmail.com", "version": 18 }

ronaldl29 avatar Jan 15 '21 08:01 ronaldl29

Okay, version is right. I guess the extension conflicts with other extensions.

sunwxg avatar Jan 15 '21 08:01 sunwxg