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DavidOteroNavarro — Gnome3Like Wallpaper Pack
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Published: 2011-05-15 21:46:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 13937; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 4561
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Description
Just a wallpaper inspired inspired on the official and default Gnome 3's wallpaper.-Resolution: 2560x1600
-Seven colors + .xcf source file (so you can customize it as you like)
the monitor display is from ~lassekongo83 [link]
Please comment if you have some suggestions to do or you want to know something
Hope you like it!
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Comments: 27
Fantastic! Already using, with Variety changer - colors switch nicely during the day!
Thanks!
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Hi. I liked this wallpaper so much, i decided to create a custom PNG that allowed me to choose a colour directly from the "Appearance Preferences" panel. It didn't take much, i just used GIMP to do a flood fill of a colour of #808080, with "colour erase" mode at 50%. Now, i just set this PNG as the wallpaper and choose any background colour i want, and i can even apply a gradient! (It looks better with a solid colour, though...)
Here is a link to the file: [link]
Enjoy!
PS: David, if you think other may like it, feel free to add this file to your pack.
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That sounds quite interesting... I'd like to see an screenshot to see how ot looks (can't test it right now cpuse I'm nou using Linux for the time being as there are some preoblems with the nVidia optimus graphics cards).
Yes, I think other people may like it, so you can upload it to DA (as long as you reference to this page or something) and I'll link you in the description
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nice! the gnome 3 wallpaper is my favorite wallpaper
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great.. 
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you're welcome..
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VERY COOL! O_O;
Linux Mint 11 RC
Kernel 2.6.38-8 Stable
AWN Dock
Gnome 2.32
Conky
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Thanks! I'm glad you like it.
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Like it very much. Would it be OK to make a version without the bright gradient in the center?
Nothing wrong with the current version, it's just me. I'm distracted by bright backgrounds.
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The pack includes de .xcf source file, so open it with GIMP and you'll see some layers. You can make invisible the one called "Background", which is the final mix of the layers, and make visible the rest of them (except "selected", which I used in case I had to make the oval selection again) and play around with the opacity of the layers "Light1" and "light2" as you like. Then, choose your favorite color and fill with it the "Color" layer and save it in the format you prefer. Hope it helps.
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Oh cool thanks for the instructions. My digital art skill is very low. But this will give me the opportunity to play with GIMP. Thanks.
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