Updated Desktop Background section

[johnandmegh]

Description

Updates screenshots and instructions for changing desktop background to what I see in Budgie 10.8.2, Solus 4.5 - related to #131

Submitter Checklist

• Squashed commits with git rebase -i (if needed)

[davidjharder]

You can delete the old screenshots if they are not used anywhere else.

An easy way to check:

• Install ripgrep eopkg it ripgrep
• From within the repository run rg "budgie-background-right-click.jpg"
• This should spit back all the mentions of that file name within files

[davidjharder]

See previous comment

[johnandmegh]

Hi - since I'm new to all of this I just wanted to check if this was correct - I ran the tool you mentioned for the three files that aren't needed on that page anymore, and they don't show up elsewhere, so I added deletions of those files to this pull request - let me know if that's OK?

Thanks! (Included the last line below just to make sure the tool was working / I had correctly cloned the repository:

johnkizer@boxes-solus ~/help-docs $ rg "budgie-background-section.jpg"
johnkizer@boxes-solus ~/help-docs $ rg "budgie-background-selection.jpg"
johnkizer@boxes-solus ~/help-docs $ rg "budgie-background-right-click.jpg"
johnkizer@boxes-solus ~/help-docs $ rg "budgie-desktop-blank-space-right-click.jpg"
docs/user/editions/budgie/configuration.md
234:![Budgie Desktop Right-Click Menu](configuration/budgie-desktop-blank-space-right-click.jpg)

[johnandmegh]

Sorry, the comment I left on the general request probably should have gone here instead!

[davidjharder]

Looks good to me. Thanks!

Yes, you understood my intent with the ripgrep tool.

You don't need to have each deletion be it's own commit. You can group changes onto one commit since they're all part of the same pull request; and also I'm going to "squash" all your commits in this pull request into one larger commit anyway.

[johnandmegh]

Thanks David - I think I need to read up a lot more on how to work with Git/GitHub! I realize what I'm sending is really messy, thanks for the help!

[davidjharder]

No problem. It's definitely idiosyncratic, so don't worry if you find yourself scratching your head. Congrats on your first few PRs