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Kubuntu Gray-Matter (Multi Style)

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KDE Wallpaper 1600x1200

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Link: http://www.rmorg.org
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Submitted: Nov 20 2005
Updated: Jan 13 2006

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Here is the Kubuntu logo that I made for myself using Maya + Photoshop. I plan on also adding a few other designs and will include some with kubuntu text added as well. You can also check my web site for updates at http://rmorg.org/random/ubuntuLogo/.

Changelog:

2.0 -- I made the new wallpapers with much higher res models. Hope it looks better than the last version.

2.1 -- As requested I created a 1920x1200 Version. In the process of creating that I could still detect some polys around the edges so I re-modeled the inner parts again with even more polys.

License: Artistic 2.0

(Kubuntu Gray-Matter Style1)

(Kubuntu Gray-Matter Style 2)

(Kubuntu Gray-Matter Style 1 - 1920x1200)

(Kubuntu Gray-Matter Style 2 - 1920x1200)

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Nice but,

by berberic on: Nov 20 2005

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you should spend some more vertices.

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Awesome

by fyzix on: Nov 20 2005

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I like it a lot!

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great job

by emc2 on: Nov 21 2005

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excellent wallpaper, kubuntu user here.

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edges

by x-a-n-a-x on: Dec 31 2005

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Great 3D rendering, especially the light.

Though, you should increase the number of polygons on your model.
We clearly notice bad-looking edges on the logo. :-(

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Command line image

by cmrocco on: Jan 10 2006

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In the second of your two pics lt looks like your command line is running right on your desktop. It looks really cool! How do I do this?

Thanks

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Re: Command line ima

by morg002 on: Jan 11 2006

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I do have the command line running directly on the desktop. :) You need to be using Eterm and devilspie to make it entirely transparent. You can check this link out here for more info on how to do this: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=36811&highlight=transparent+eterm

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Re: Re: Command line

by diwakar on: Jan 11 2006

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The HOWTO is for ubuntu, i mean it is for GNOME. what changes you made to adapt it to KDE desktop.

Diwakar
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Re: Command line image

by StefanT on: Jan 12 2006

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You can get this (nearly) with konsole also. Disable window decoration for the konsole window and set it to be on back always (done in the windowmanager settings).

Then in the konsole settings set background theme to transparent, disable scrollbars, and disable the border (the later is done in the konsole settings, first tab page). Voila.

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New Models

by morg002 on: Jan 12 2006

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I decided to do more renders with higher res models as suggested. I hope everyone likes the new update. I tried to keep the style 1 render as much like the original style as possible. Let me know what everyone thinks. Comments are always appriciated. =)

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Kubuntu Gray-Matter (Multi Style)

KDE Wallpaper 1600x1200

Here is the Kubuntu logo that I made for myself using Maya + Photoshop. I plan on also adding a few other designs and will include some with kubuntu text added as well. You can also check my web site for updates at http://rmorg.org/random/ubuntuLogo/.

2.0 -- I made the new wallpapers with much higher res models. Hope it looks better than the last version. 2.1 -- As requested I created a 1920x1200 Version. In the process of creating that I could still detect some polys around the edges so I re-modeled the inner parts again with even more polys.

Nice but,

you should spend some more vertices.

Awesome

I like it a lot!

great job

excellent wallpaper, kubuntu user here.

edges

Great 3D rendering, especially the light. Though, you should increase the number of polygons on your model. We clearly notice bad-looking edges on the logo. :-(

Command line image

In the second of your two pics lt looks like your command line is running right on your desktop. It looks really cool! How do I do this? Thanks

Re: Command line ima

I do have the command line running directly on the desktop. :) You need to be using Eterm and devilspie to make it entirely transparent. You can check this link out here for more info on how to do this: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=36811&highlight=transparent+eterm

Re: Re: Command line

The HOWTO is for ubuntu, i mean it is for GNOME. what changes you made to adapt it to KDE desktop.

Re: Command line image

New Models

I decided to do more renders with higher res models as suggested. I hope everyone likes the new update. I tried to keep the style 1 render as much like the original style as possible. Let me know what everyone thinks. Comments are always appriciated. =)

2.0 -- I made the new wallpapers with much higher res models. Hope it looks better than the last version.

2.1 -- As requested I created a 1920x1200 Version. In the process of creating that I could still detect some polys around the edges so I re-modeled the inner parts again with even more polys.

Great 3D rendering, especially the light.

Though, you should increase the number of polygons on your model.
We clearly notice bad-looking edges on the logo. :-(

In the second of your two pics lt looks like your command line is running right on your desktop. It looks really cool! How do I do this?

Thanks