How to change your login screen in Ubuntu/Gnome
I don’t know why but the phrase eye-candy always makes me think of accidentally getting pixie stick contents blown into my eye. Ouch! Anyway, here’s another eye-candy (wipes tears away) trick for your box.
Say you want to change your login screen. You’re tired of the brown look, or the defaults just aren’t cutting it for you. Well there’s a simple way to do this.
First, let’s find a theme we like. Let’s add it to our choices for login screens and then make it the one we use.
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