Here are my submissions this time:
Cloudy Day
Engulfed in Darkness
Yellow Roses
As always, good luck everyone!
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Wallpaper name : The Kudu with Light and Dark theme
light : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W6qLZpIJPFnfARjPykKDFmoFtwgH3iZP/view?usp=sharing
dark : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bDtwgmFZPjSzfNBLdMytNWBqp_3BD6hh/view?usp=sharing
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CC BY 4.0 小山田純
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Obersee
The Obersee lake near Königssee in Bavaria, Germany. Original resolution: 5838x3301 pixels. CC BY-SA 4.0
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Here is my second submission to the competition. It is available in both light and dark mode:
Here is how the transition looks in Ubuntu 22.10:
https://1drv.ms/v/s!AsLd9DeUpIxljDLGgeTWdnoFfayu?e=eiFoAZ
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@vanvugt I’m considering making different variations of my wallpaper corresponding to the Ubuntu 22.10 accent colors. For example when a blue accent color is selected, the wallpaper will change to a blue version like this:
Then when dark mode is activated with the blue accent color, the desktop will change to this wallpaper:
Would something like this be possible?
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I don’t think having a separate wallpaper for each accent colour is something we could ship, even if we bent the rules for what “one” wallpaper is. Because that number of files likely would be too large. I also don’t know if GNOME can auto-select wallpapers by colour.
So there are multiple reasons why I don’t think having separate wallpapers per colour is something we could do.
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@vanvugt Thanks for your response. I’ll just keep it one color for now. If my artwork is selected I may make more variations available available via a third-party PPA.
I prefer the one in the 1st post, is it possible to have it without the text and the Ubuntu logo?
Here is another variation of my design with the gradients adjusted to look like the wallpaper of Ubuntu 20.04 “Focal Fossa”.
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