But what's the standard way of manually installing these kinds of packages in KDE 4.2?
If I download the tarball and in the Desktop Settings dialog I click the Browse button for Picture, the file browser is set to only look for files of type png, jpeg, jpg, svg, and svgz, and won't let me choose anything else (i.e. not tar.bz2).
And if I go to Desktop Settings --> Get New Wallpapers, your package isn't listed (yet) under Latest.
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...and perfect
Great work. Thank You!
Awesome!
Thanks Mr. Lancelot! I really like this! Inkscape?
Inkscape, naturally. :)
Great work! I appreciate how you packaged this in different resolutions. This will be my default wallpaper for some time! Thanks!
Well, that's the standard way of packaging wallpapers in KDE 4 :) (no more stretching the image to fit the desktop) @all Glad you like it :)
But what's the standard way of manually installing these kinds of packages in KDE 4.2? If I download the tarball and in the Desktop Settings dialog I click the Browse button for Picture, the file browser is set to only look for files of type png, jpeg, jpg, svg, and svgz, and won't let me choose anything else (i.e. not tar.bz2). And if I go to Desktop Settings --> Get New Wallpapers, your package isn't listed (yet) under Latest.
You can install it into the directory where other KDE walls are installed, or just extract it somewhere and choose your desired resolution.
I love it, I'll use it! Thank you for sharing!
looks very nice, i will us it. thx
So will I.