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As there is a lack of Ubuntu wallpapers for smartphones, I decided to produce these versions aimed especially at mobile devices, based on what was produced for the Ubuntu Unity Remix:
All of them were produced using Ultra resolution (1836x3264 pixels), in order to adapt to any screen of Android smartphone and iPhone.
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We need to make like a whole community album of remixes of the wallpapers-and when I mean whole community, I mean literally everyone that can remix it.
And we could do this for every release. Would be cool to “Here’s Ubuntu’s Users’ Remixes of our 20.04 Wallpaper” Album.
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Another complementary idea would be to choose a mascot to represent Ubuntu, that would make a huge difference, both for the question of marketing, but would create the solid basis for the identity of the distro. A not very common example is the UBPorts mascot:
Normal mascot logo:
Wallpapers for Android Smartphones and iPhone as examples for the idea:
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Very kind! Great for phone users and will look beautiful
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Wow! How nice! Should be used in phones
Could you change the shade to a bluish-green one?
I got a little bored. Had a lot of fun making tons of different variations of the wallpaper. You can preferably check them out on my google drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bxc9JIQKP8zUAowpmf9Egass8a54xM20
If you don’t want to use Google services, I also uploaded them on my own server, but be aware that it is painfully slow: http://mineclashtv.bplaced.net/downloads/Ubuntu%20Focal%20Fossa%20Custom%20Wallpapers/
I played around with many gradients and every variant is available in a minimal version without the mascot and with it (though I removed the “lasers” since most of us don’t like them) and included bright and dark versions. Hope you enjoy!
Here you can see the one which turned out best IMO:
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Thanks ‘slapbass’ I grabbed your blue backgrounds!
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what tools did you use to make this? I just want to know so i can make a Ubuntu Mate version ie green colour. Want to learn how your making this as it, class!!!
I just used inkscape with a buttload of layers. I can upload the svg somewhere if you want (not the most pretty file in the universe, but could be useful).
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Thank you for the reply, the information is enough, thank you. What about a YouTube tutorial video of you doing one?
Outstanding! Thanks.
Since 20.04 has been released, closing this thread. Join us in the 20.10 thread soon!
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