Wallpaper¶

This is really simple and easy to do, and there are a huge number of ways to do it. This is my method, using feh.

First, install feh:
```
sudo apt-get install feh
```
Second, configure the wallpaper to be set on startup. For this, we’ll need the ~/.xsessionrc file. Place this line somewhere in .xsessionrc, after #!/bin/bash but before the if statements:
```
# Set background image with feh
feh --bg-scale /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png &
```

This just invokes feh and tells it which image to set as the background. I have the default warty background here, but you can change the file path to any image you want.