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Description
Numix MDM login theme with modification of the background to use Rainyday.js.

I'm not affiliated with the developers of Numix in anyway shape or form. All credit goes to them for the original MDM theme www.deviantart.com/art/MDM-Num… . Most of the underlying code is untouched just added a container and used some absolute positioning with z-index to get the existing login elements to render over the Rainyday.js canvas element.

All credit goes to Marek Brodziak github.com/maroslaw for creating the Rainyday.js scripts. They can be found here maroslaw.github.io/rainyday.js… along with demos.

The wallpaper used comes packaged with Linux Mint 17 'Quiana'.

Forewarning that the Rainyday.js scripts are not exactly efficient if you need a quick login do not use this theme as it is very processor heavy. Otherwise if you just want a very pretty login screen to show off then this is for you. This script uses 80% of the total processing speed of my 2nd gen Core i5. You have been warned :/

Instructions

- Extract and move the folder into usr/share/mdm/html-themes.

- Select the theme from system settings-->login window.

Changing the background:
This isn't for the faint hearted, you will need to edit the index.html file in two places. First in the header there's a script that launches the rain engine the line you need to edit is line 50 and currently reads "image.src = 'img/papalars_9771422564.jpg';" you will need to copy your new image into the same folder and change the file name accordingly. You will also need to change the src of the img tags on line 402 to match the other file path. Save your changes and logout to see your personalisations.

Enjoy!

Description
Numix MDM login theme with modification of the background to use Rainyday.js.

I'm not affiliated with the developers of Numix in anyway shape or form. All credit goes to them for the original MDM theme www.deviantart.com/art/MDM-Num… . Most of the underlying code is untouched just added a container and used some absolute positioning with z-index to get the existing login elements to render over the Rainyday.js canvas element.

All credit goes to Marek Brodziak github.com/maroslaw for creating the Rainyday.js scripts. They can be found here maroslaw.github.io/rainyday.js… along with demos.

The wallpaper used comes packaged with Linux Mint 17 'Quiana'.

Forewarning that the Rainyday.js scripts are not exactly efficient if you need a quick login do not use this theme as it is very processor heavy. Otherwise if you just want a very pretty login screen to show off then this is for you. This script uses 80% of the total processing speed of my 2nd gen Core i5. You have been warned :/

Instructions

- Extract and move the folder into usr/share/mdm/html-themes.

- Select the theme from system settings-->login window.

Changing the background:
This isn't for the faint hearted, you will need to edit the index.html file in two places. First in the header there's a script that launches the rain engine the line you need to edit is line 50 and currently reads "image.src = 'img/papalars_9771422564.jpg';" you will need to copy your new image into the same folder and change the file name accordingly. You will also need to change the src of the img tags on line 402 to match the other file path. Save your changes and logout to see your personalisations.

Enjoy!