[GTK-3.0]How to view the commands, the GTK-based Application is executing?
by bh0laJi from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5BT6Y)
Hello,
Im currently using: xUbuntu_20.04 and
I request you to guide me on: How to view the commands, the 'xfdesktop-settings' is executing behind-the-scenes, to select and edit(stretch, crop, zoom, ...), and set the wallpaper/background at the Desktop, so that i can manually set the background on a different machine which is running Debian_Buster(with 'xorg'+'dwm'),
I got to know about 'x11perf' command, but did not understand the usage from the "man x11perf", and how to edit the image file for a 16:9 Display, all from the commandline.
I PREFER not to install more programs, especially GUI-based...
Thanking you...
Im currently using: xUbuntu_20.04 and
I request you to guide me on: How to view the commands, the 'xfdesktop-settings' is executing behind-the-scenes, to select and edit(stretch, crop, zoom, ...), and set the wallpaper/background at the Desktop, so that i can manually set the background on a different machine which is running Debian_Buster(with 'xorg'+'dwm'),
I got to know about 'x11perf' command, but did not understand the usage from the "man x11perf", and how to edit the image file for a 16:9 Display, all from the commandline.
I PREFER not to install more programs, especially GUI-based...
Thanking you...