Kubuntu 22.04 Daily build Plasma desktop.
Post a screenshot of your Desktop
- Thread starter JasKinasis
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Nothing wrong with Endeavour, quite the contrary 
Its Dev, Joe Kamprad @joekamprad is one of our Members, perhaps he'll swing by sometime and show us his desktop?
Wiz
Its Dev, Joe Kamprad @joekamprad is one of our Members, perhaps he'll swing by sometime and show us his desktop?
Wiz
Yeah i like itNothing wrong with Endeavour, quite the contrary
Its Dev, Joe Kamprad @joekamprad is one of our Members, perhaps he'll swing by sometime and show us his desktop?
Wiz
and atleast on this i got all games work, i play 
100% your own OS.
I didn't develop the OS, so it's not my own, lol
This is from my latest Distro installed, Peppermint OS, known as The PCNetspec Edition in honour of the late Mark Greaves, who was CEO and Project Leader of Peppermint for at least six years.
I took a bog standard wallpaper from the distros' choices, then hunted down on the Net an avatar that Mark was fond of using, and then used GIMP's layer tool to add to the page.
Wiz
I took a bog standard wallpaper from the distros' choices, then hunted down on the Net an avatar that Mark was fond of using, and then used GIMP's layer tool to add to the page.
Wiz
@wizardfromoz
We need someone with some GIMP skills to remove the white background or at least make it transparent.
We need someone with some GIMP skills to remove the white background or at least make it transparent.
BoringZombie
Active Member
Nice work @BoringZombie!
I'll ping @wizardfromoz in case he wants to update his background.
Your GIMP skills far exceed my own. Far, far, exceeds my own.
I'll ping @wizardfromoz in case he wants to update his background.
Your GIMP skills far exceed my own. Far, far, exceeds my own.
BoringZombie
Active Member
Thank you
Trespidian
New Member
You don't need GIMP for what you want.
I use Pinta bc it's easier to work and understand but in this particular case I didn't use that either.1. Download the desktop image with that magician.
2. Open it in any image editor and crop it, so that the only image left is nothing else but the magician.
3. Upload it to www.tineye.com and wait for the results. Sort them by largest image.
4. The very first image is one with transparent background.
Mint Xfce 20.3 - fairly standard with a few tweaks:
- modified Mint-Y theme which shows black text instead of grey (easier on my eyes)
- modified icon theme which displays green Papirus Folders and Places and Mint-Y icons (I don't like the Mint-Y folder icons and am not overly fond of the Papirus icon theme as a whole).
- CSS to change the Window Button highlighting and clock font size on the panel, and also the tooltip colours.
- modified Mint-Y theme which shows black text instead of grey (easier on my eyes)
- modified icon theme which displays green Papirus Folders and Places and Mint-Y icons (I don't like the Mint-Y folder icons and am not overly fond of the Papirus icon theme as a whole).
- CSS to change the Window Button highlighting and clock font size on the panel, and also the tooltip colours.
