Minimalist wallpapers pack for Xfce

Xfce Wallpaper Blue

I was bored the other day, and it occurred to me to get creative with it. GIMP. So I got down to work and made some pretty minimalist Xfce wallpapers.

The wallpapers come in 5 colors: red, green, blue, dark gray and white. Colors are based on the Android ICS color palette, so maybe they are very bright.

Included in the package is a .xcf that they can edit with GIMP to get a wallpaper to your liking

For Download the pack, they just have to do click in that pretty button which is down here:

Download from deviantArt

Here is a sample of how the azul on my screen of 17 inches (1440 × 900):

I hope you enjoy them 😉


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  1.   Rainbow said

    Fix the download link

    1.    auroszx said

      It's already fixed, sorry 😉

    2.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      I made an adjustment in the download link, it should already work fine.

  2.   @ N1colas_ said

    Good morning!
    Apparently the download link is not working as it should ...
    Greetings!

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      I modified the link, it should already work without problems :)

  3.   elav said

    The link works for me 😕

  4.   elynx said

    Good contribution AurosZx;).

    You have a nice desk! :)! .. By the way, which dock do you use?

    Regards!

    1.    auroszx said

      Hehe, thanks ^^ It's Plank, with the default theme.

  5.   elynx said

    Will it be my problem of the useragent of my measurement or will it be from here on the web?

    I'm under Sabayon 10, in the comment it can be clearly seen that I'm from midori but I dial from Mac Os X? .. haha, I would like one without showing off xD .. Lol xD ..

    So, it tells me on the right side of the web that I am using Sabayon to accessDesdeLinux but why does it appear in the comment that I'm on Mac Os X?

    Slds!

    1.    Manual of the Source said

      Midori always identifies the system as Mac no matter what distro you use it on. Paste here your user agent Let's see if we can solve it.

      1.    elynx said

        How do I do that man? .. By the way, I'm answering the Mail in Gmail;) .. right now you will get the answer! xD

        1.    elynx said

          The Midori configuration that I have must be these:

          Mozilla / 5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; fr-fr) AppleWebKit / 525.1 + (KHTML, like Gecko, Safari / 525.1 +) midori / 1.19

          And here is the URL where is my full profile of Midori:

          http://www.useragentstring.com/Midori1.19_id_10957.php

          Does that serve you?

          Regards!

          1.    Manual of the Source said

            Are you sure that's you user agent? Because there it says, for example, that you have it configured in French. 😛

            Enter the main page, useragentstring.com, and paste what you get under "User Agent String explained".

      2.    elynx said

        This is what I get man:

        Mozilla / 5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; fr-fr) AppleWebKit / 525.1 + (KHTML, like Gecko, Safari / 525.1 +) midori / 1.19

        Chee: Yes, apart from having the keyboard in English (and therefore problems with accents) I have problems with the User Agent xD issue

        1.    elynx said

          Enter the page that you detailed above and nothing 🙁 .. I will continue walking to see ... xD !.

          1.    auroszx said

            Hey, put it like this:

            Mozilla / 5.0 (X11; Sabayon; Linux i686) AppleWebKit / 525.1 + (KHTML, like Gecko, Safari / 525.1 +) Chrome / 21.0.1180.89 Midori / 1.19

            If you have another version of Midori other than that, change it to (for example) Midori / 0.4.7

            😉

          2.    elynx said

            Restart the browser, now I have this data:

            Mozilla / 5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X; es-es) AppleWebKit / 535 + (KHTML, like Gecko) Version / 5.0 Sabayon Safari / 535.22 + Midori / 0.4

            Greetings and Thanks for your answer AurosZx

    2.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Make sure you don't have WebKit or something on the UserAgent, and you do have Midori.
      In the sidebar where the Sabayon logo appears, we recognize the user's distro without problems, by a code programmed by ourselves, but in the comments a plugin is used that is not programmed by us, so there may be errors of this type 🙁

  6.   merlin the debianite said

    Interesting but I just happened to be last night, good contribution anyway.

  7.   Oscar said

    Thanks for the contribution, they are very good.

  8.   truko22 said

    I loved it 0 / thank you very much 😀

  9.   makubex uchiha said

    haha this great also with that light bluish color perfect with the colors of the blog 😛

  10.   oscar said

    Very nice and minimalist
    Thank you!!

  11.   Kiko said

    What XFCE theme are you wearing? It looks very cool 🙂