Without killing `nautilus-desktop` and after launching `nemo-desktop` both them control desktop - I have two sets if icons with background.
I think that main problem is that GNOME FlashBack ignores `gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons false`. Setting this option does not remove icons from desktop.
`nautilus-desktop` is auto-launched with `nautilus-desktop --force` which means "Always manage the desktop (ignore the GSettings preference)."
It seems to be launched from `/usr/share/applications/nautilus-classic.desktop` file.
Hacking this file by replacing `nautilus-desktop --force` to `nemo-desktop` with
`sudo sed -i 's/nautilus-desktop --force/nemo-desktop/g' /usr/share/applications/nautilus-classic.desktop`
helps, but still there is no wallpaper.
Without killing `nautilus-desktop` and after launching `nemo-desktop` both them control desktop - I have two sets if icons with background.
I think that main problem is that GNOME FlashBack ignores `gsettings set org.gnome. desktop. background show-desktop-icons false`. Setting this option does not remove icons from desktop.
`nautilus-desktop` is auto-launched with `nautilus-desktop --force` which means "Always manage the desktop (ignore the GSettings preference)." applications/ nautilus- classic. desktop` file.
It seems to be launched from `/usr/share/
Hacking this file by replacing `nautilus-desktop --force` to `nemo-desktop` with nemo-desktop/ g' /usr/share/ applications/ nautilus- classic. desktop`
`sudo sed -i 's/nautilus-desktop --force/
helps, but still there is no wallpaper.