help regarding the configuration files pertaining to wallpaper-tray

[rahilm]

I installed wallpaper-tray and pretty much messed it up in 5 minutes. I enables time change and put 0.1 there just for fun. Next thing I know is that the desktop is changing wallpapers like crazy and almost using all the resources. I can't even click on anything, just see the wallpapers changing.
So , i need to find where the config files are stored so i can alter them manually.
I tried:
find -iname '*tray*'
it showed a folder ~/.gconf/apps/wp_tray
i deleted the contents of the directory but of no use..

[Johnny B]

ctrl-alt-F1
$ sudo rm $(which wallpaper-tray) OR sudo apt-get remove wallpaper-tray
ctrl-alt-F7

[rahilm]

ctrl-alt-F1
$ sudo rm $(which wallpaper-tray) OR sudo apt-get remove wallpaper-tray
ctrl-alt-F7

i think you are not getting me. I don't want to uninstall the wallpaper-tray. I switched to virtual console and killed it. switched back. that's how i wrote this thread. I only want to reset the settings back.

[2hot6ft2]

It should be showing an applet in the top panel.
Right click on it and select either Settings or Preferences I forget which.
Change the settings and there you go.

[rahilm]

It should be showing an applet in the top panel.
Right click on it and select either Settings or Preferences I forget which.
Change the settings and there you go.

No. i can't do that since wallpaper-tray uses almost all of my system's memory. If i right-click, it takes many minutes for just the outline of the menu to appear.

Never mind, i figured it out. After I delete the ~/.gconf/apps/wp_tray. i have to logout and login for the changes to take effect.