(12.3.1-en) Background (1st Monitor)
This article shows how to configure the desktop background for a corporate design in IGEL OS. You can use predefined IGEL backgrounds, a fill color/color gradient, or a background image of your own. You can set up different background images for each monitor connected to the device.
Menu path: System > System Customization > Corporate Design > Background (1st Monitor)
Wallpaper
Provides a selection of predefined IGEL backgrounds.
Possible options:
Neutral
Off
IGEL (default)
Wallpaper style
Provides various design versions.
Possible options:
Auto
Centered
Tiled
Stretched (Default)
Scaled
Zoomed
Color style
Sets a fill color or a color gradient.
Possible options:
Solid color
Horizontal gradient (Default)
Vertical gradient
Desktop color
The desktop color if Wallpaper is set to Off. Click the color preview square to open the color selector.
2nd desktop color
The second desktop color if Wallpaper is set to Off and a gradient Color style is selected. Click the color preview square to open the color selector.
Custom wallpaper download
☑ You can provide a user-specific background image on a download server. Specify the download server under System > System Customization > Corporate Design > Background > Custom Wallpaper Server.
☐ Custom wallpaper is not used. (Default)
Custom wallpaper file
The name of the background image file
The user-specific background image will be downloaded from the specified server if the function was enabled and if requested manually by clicking Wallpaper update under System > System Customization > Corporate Design > Background > Custom Wallpaper Server. The download can also be launched from the IGEL Universal Management Suite (UMS) via the Update desktop customization command.
A user-specific image can be provided on a download server. The file types BMP, JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG and SVG are supported for an own background image and bootsplash. A total storage area of 25 MB is available for all user-specific images. For more information, see Firmware Customizations in the IGEL UMS.