Linux Dynamic Wallpapers

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Abstract

Globe	Wiravketto
Viragegy	Rocksketto	Rock	Rocknegy
Material	Zorin Blur	Aura	FluidifiedST
LofiCity	Hills	ChromeOSEarth	Ocean
DeadTree	MountainsIsland	ChromeOSFire	Solitude
ChromeOSBlues	ChromeOSGreens	ChromeOSEarth	WaterHill
ChromeOSWind	ChromeOSWater	SolidForest	ChromeOSYellows
SolidMountain	Plateau	SolidDesert	SolidIsland

Apple Dynamic Wallpapers

Desert Valley	Desert Tree	Desert Peak	Dome
The Lake	The Desert	Lake the Cliff	The Beach
Big Sur 2	Monterey	Mojave	Mojave V2
Minimal Mojave	Big Sur	Catalina	Iphone 13 Red

Lofi Dynamic Wallpapers

Lofi Dino	Lofi Girl	Lofi Alex	LofiAlexandra

Digital art

Dynamic Fry	Anime Room With Board	Himitsu House	Catherine Room
Kagome Room	Corporation Hall	Tokyo Street	Corporation Street
Riverside	External Himitsu House	Plastic Beach	Steven Universe
Firewatch	Firewatch 2	Lakeside Deer	Lakeside
Fuji	Carvan	Painting Studio	Step By Step

Lake & Sea & River

Windows 11 Lake	Coast	Sunset	Magic Lake
White Lighthouse	Elementary OS Odin

Desert

Desert	Surface	Surface Breeze	Desert

Cities

Cyberpunk	Viktor Forgacs

Mountains

Snow Capped Mountain	We Yamle	Fede Marin Mountain	Padar Island
Rocky Mountain	Zorin Mountain	Zorin Mountain fog	Material Mountains

Ubuntu Wallpapers

Ubuntu Minimal	Groovy Gorilla	Hirsuit Hippo	Focal Fossa
Hiresute Hippo Blue	Adwaita	Fluent

Windows Wallpapers

Windows 11 01	Windows 11 02	Windows 11 03

Gnome 42

Drool	Disco	Symbolics	Blobs
Truchet	Libadwaita

⚙️ Installation:

RECOMMEND: Easy, Time and data saving ⭐

1. Open Terminal
2. Run the following command:

   curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/saint-13/Linux_Dynamic_Wallpapers/main/Interactive_Install.sh" | sudo bash
   

3. Select the walpapers you wish to install from the list
4. Script will download and install only selected ones
5. Change your wallpaper from: Settings > Backgrounds
6. That's it. Enjoy! 🎉

Method 2: Easy but time & data consuming ⏳

1. Open Terminal
2. Run the following command:

   curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/saint-13/Linux_Dynamic_Wallpapers/main/Easy_Install.sh" | sudo bash
   

3. Change your wallpaper from: Settings > Backgrounds
4. That's it. Enjoy! 🎉

Method 3: for experts but saves time and data 🤓

1. Download package:

   • If you already cloned repository, just pull to fetch recent changes:

     cd ~/Linux_Dynamic_Wallpapers
     git pull
     

   • If not, clone git repository:

     cd ~
     git clone https://github.com/saint-13/Linux_Dynamic_Wallpapers.git
     cd Linux_Dynamic_Wallpapers
     

2. Run the command:

    sudo bash ./install.sh
   

3. Change your wallpaper from: Settings > Backgrounds

4. That's it. Enjoy! 🎉

🖌️ Wallpapers Authors:

• Apple Inc.
• Elementary Os
• Ubuntu
• Gnome
• Zorin Os
• lofigirl.com
• Arseniy Chebynkin
• Evgeniy Slushev
• Louis Coyle
• Microsoft
• Updating...

I want to contribute!

That's great! Here are some basic rules to get you started: Commits should start with a Capital letter and should be written in present tense (e.g. 🎉 Add cool new feature instead of 🎉 Added cool new feature). You should also start your commit message with one applicable emoji. This does not only look great but also makes you rethink what to add to a commit. Make many but small commits!

Emoji	Description
🎉 :tada:	When you added a cool new feature.
🔧 :wrench:	When you added a piece of code.
♻️ :recycle:	When you refactored a part of the code.
✨ :sparkles:	When you applied clang-format.
🌐 :globe_with_meridians:	When you worked on translations.
🎨 :art:	When you improved / added assets like themes.
💄 :lipstick:	When you worked on the UI of the preferences dialog.
🚀 :rocket:	When you improved performance.
📝 :memo:	When you wrote documentation.
🪲 :beetle:	When you fixed a bug.
💞 :revolving_hearts:	When a new sponsor is added or credits are updated.
✔️ :heavy_check_mark:	When you worked on checks or adjusted the code to be compliant with them.
🔀 :twisted_rightwards_arrows:	When you merged a branch.
🔥 :fire:	When you removed something.
🚚 :truck:	When you moved / renamed something.

📝 To do list

• Add contributor list
• Add wallpapers authors list
• Add more detailed instructions about how to contribute
• Make a script for creating a dynamic wallpaper given just two wallpapers and a name for it

💞 Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people:

• saint-13
• amro_solaiman
• Alexandru Balan
• ComradeCat24
• Mohammedziad599
• bodyash
• SoftwareRat
• Gina Stoffel

☢️ Notice:

• If you don't want your device to be the source of humanity extinction, please do not use the 2static1dynamic.sh script without reading what does it contain. Please.

🔗 External links:

• Linux Dynamic Wallpapers on Gnome-look.org