Pimp your wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidescreen desktop

[xchristox]

These are just thumbnails but you can see they are BEAUTIFUL!
The high resolution ones can be found HERE
Some are up to 30.000 pixels wide (!) thats like 20 desktops lol

Paris

Don't know

Swifts Creek

 

[WallRunner]

Those are nice, personally I'll have to take pieces and make separate wallpapers from them.

From,
Chris.

 

[nick09]

I know in Ubuntu I can make 20 some workstations(pretty much multiple monitors in one to sum it up) but I don't know if it would span around that background.

 

[Azuremen]

Well, not getting to look at it anyhow...

Database Error: Unable to connect to the database:Could not connect to MySQL

 

[TB]

Well, not getting to look at it anyhow...

Must be on your end.

 

[Azuremen]

Well, it works now. Could have been a short error on their end.

 

[Zrow]

Cool! They look great. 👍

 

[Flerbizky]

Ohh my - That'll make for some interesting desktops I'm sure..

 

[nick09]

There are more here:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Featured_pictures/Places/Panoramas

Well I tried the workstations and they don't work(spanning the image over the workstations).

 

[hemisport15]

There are more here:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Featured_pictures/Places/Panoramas

Well I tried the workstations and they don't work(spanning the image over the workstations).

Those pictures are amazing!

 

[Flerbizky]

There are more here:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Featured_pictures/Places/Panoramas

Well I tried the workstations and they don't work(spanning the image over the workstations).

If you're running a dual screen monitor setup as me, you have to set the left most monitor to Primary, and set the background to "Tile". That's the only way I could make the Span work.

 

[WallRunner]

If you're running a dual screen monitor setup as me, you have to set the left most monitor to Primary, and set the background to "Tile". That's the only way I could make the Span work.

He's running Ubuntu Linux, he's got different workstations (like having 4-20 desktops in 1), and it doesn't allow you to span those images across all 4 workstations.

What he can do, however, is use a painting program to make 4 different pictures out of the same 1, then set each picture in it's own Workstation.

From,
Chris.

 

[Flerbizky]

He's running Ubuntu Linux, he's got different workstations (like having 4-20 desktops in 1), and it doesn't allow you to span those images across all 4 workstations.

What he can do, however, is use a painting program to make 4 different pictures out of the same 1, then set each picture in it's own Workstation.

From,
Chris.

*slaps self*

But if he's only running a single monitor, does it really matter ?...

 

[WallRunner]

*slaps self*

But if he's only running a single monitor, does it really matter ?...

Only if he wants to press the "Switch Workstation" hotkeys a bunch of times and get something new each time.

From,
Chris.

 

[nick09]

Nope I can't do it from what I have tried.