[SOLVED] Remove Mageia "wallpaper" in XFCE?

[paultgg]

I've done a clean install of Mageia, and I'm using XFCE. I selected a particular wallpaper from the background settings in XFCE, but when XFCE loads, a Mageia wallpaper loads on top of the desktop. It covers the selected wallpaper and desktop icons, and disables right-click on the desktop. Changing the wallpaper selection in the XFCE settings does not work. Is there a way to get rid of the Magiea pseudo-wallpaper?

[paultgg]

Short version: Disabled Gnome services from running at startup via XFCE settings manager.

Looks like the fake wallpaper was being set the some sort of background Gnome service. Since I didn't install any Gnome config tools (because I didn't install Gnome), there was no way for me to change it. Still don't know if it was a user setting, or a system-wide setting. I'm guessing that XFCE installed some sort of Gnome dependency, so there may be a command-line way to fix it, but I haven't found the config file that references the wallpapers yet (they're in /usr/share/somethingorother/mga, or wheverever they are).