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Post a screenshot of your Desktop
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Brickwizard
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You could say that.
It's one of the desktop wallpaper backgrounds from within the desktop background settings in Linux Mint 21.
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This reminds me, does ubuntu have a slideshow capability for desktop image, or is there a way of installing it? With windows I had a sideshow with local nature pictures and my pets.
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In Mint open backgrounds ,.. Settings.. Select as slideshow.
Now open images and make a new file [not folder] in the left column and copy your slideshow selection to it name it slide show and highlight it.. simples..
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I have to say that Linux Mint 21 Xfce has some really nice default desktop wallpaper backgrounds better than previous versions imo.
Just qualifying that - Mint Cinnamon and Mint Xfce can do that, not Mint MATE.
The other DE that has function built in is KDE.
Under Ubuntu, you can use Kubuntu (KDE) and Xubuntu (Xfce) to get it natively.
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Which one is that one? It looks familiar. Somewhere around here I have some pics out at Pemaquid Point. I don't think you've covered that one yet. (It's a lovely little town.)
It is the Portland Head Light, The picture was taken from the top of the knoll to the west at Ft. Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth.
I thought it was familiar. I've been there! Also, I think you've used that lighthouse in other backgrounds?
Yep, Holds a special place for me since I went to school for a semester in South Portland. There and two Lights State Park. Both favorite spots of Mine
We have made it a goal to visit all the Light house along the Maine Coast. And have visited most of them at one time or another.
The Portland Headlight is most likely the most Photographed Lighthouse in the world.
That wouldn't surprise me. We get a lot of tourists in that area too.
If you haven't, definitely visit Pemaquid Point. I haven't been there in a while, so I should probably get back over there. If you meander around, there's a fisherman's co-op in the area where you can stop and see what they have available.
