by roundabout, Monday, 12 November 2018, 12:30:38 (1542025838), pushed by roundabout, Sunday, 11 May 2025, 13:22:28 (1746969748)
Author identity: nana-4 <hnmaigo@gmail.com>
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src/gnome-shell/README.md
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## How to change the GDM theme
# How to change the GDM theme
To change the GDM (lock/login screen) theme, you need to replace the system's _default_ GNOME Shell theme.
### :warning: Cautions
## :warning: Cautions :warning:
- If the replacement fails, your desktop environment will not work properly. So please **be careful** if doing this.
- When applying this, other third-party GNOME Shell themes would look broken until you restore to the original theme.
- If GNOME Shell has been updated and restored to the original theme, you will need to install this again.
### Requirements
## Requirements
- `glib-compile-resources` — The package name depends on the distro.
- `glib2` (Arch Linux)
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- `libglib2.0-dev` (Debian, Ubuntu, etc.)
- `libxml2-utils` — Ubuntu users only.
### Installation
## Installation
1. **Back up** the original theme file(s) first. If you are already using a custom GDM theme, skip this:
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4. Reload the theme. If you are running GNOME Shell, press <kbd>Alt</kbd> + <kbd>F2</kbd> then type `rt`.
### Uninstallation
## Uninstallation
1. Restore to the original theme file(s) from the backup: