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Description
Update:
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03/08/2007
Added a green background variation and also versions without text and without text&logo (so background only) -
altogether the pack now contains 12 wallpapers (4 colors in 3 versions) and 2 Dock icons...

Hi there!
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Pack contains 3 wallpapers and 2 Ubuntu Dock icons (PNGs).

Created these Ubuntu logo designs to have a wallpaper that'll match my tribal (Office&Adobe) icons - a bit different in style than the stuff I did before, but I hope you still like it!

Well, it looks like it's the wrong section...
But as there's no section for Ubuntu OS etc., I thought this might still be the most fitting one for release...

P.S.:
If you want to try out Ubuntu, but don't want to mess around with your Windows system too much,
here are some links that could help (it's what I did and it worked fine for me):

[link]
(installs Ubuntu in a folder on your harddrive, you won't need an extra partition/harddrive for it)

[link]
(explains how to set up "compiz fusion" for the effects and "emerald" for the look - it's a German site, but all you need is the code on the page to copy in your terminal window and the entry for the "Sitzungen"(German)="Sessions"(English) window. If you have an ATI graphic card, just leave out the Nvidia commands)

Description
Update:
-----------
03/08/2007
Added a green background variation and also versions without text and without text&logo (so background only) -
altogether the pack now contains 12 wallpapers (4 colors in 3 versions) and 2 Dock icons...

Hi there!
------------

Pack contains 3 wallpapers and 2 Ubuntu Dock icons (PNGs).

Created these Ubuntu logo designs to have a wallpaper that'll match my tribal (Office&Adobe) icons - a bit different in style than the stuff I did before, but I hope you still like it!

Well, it looks like it's the wrong section...
But as there's no section for Ubuntu OS etc., I thought this might still be the most fitting one for release...

P.S.:
If you want to try out Ubuntu, but don't want to mess around with your Windows system too much,
here are some links that could help (it's what I did and it worked fine for me):

[link]
(installs Ubuntu in a folder on your harddrive, you won't need an extra partition/harddrive for it)

[link]
(explains how to set up "compiz fusion" for the effects and "emerald" for the look - it's a German site, but all you need is the code on the page to copy in your terminal window and the entry for the "Sitzungen"(German)="Sessions"(English) window. If you have an ATI graphic card, just leave out the Nvidia commands)