Yes, it's the time of the release cycle again. The time where new wallpaper comes to your machines. Well, strictly speaking not yet but the design-team decided on the default wallpaper for Goddard (Fedora 13) Alpha and I've packaged it, prepared a scratch build and put it up for review. The division this time is like this:
- goddard-backgrounds — installs everything (and a kitchen sink ;-P)
- goddard-backgrounds-gnome — the default wallpaper for Gnome
- goddard-backgrounds-kde — installs the default wallpaper for KDE
- goddard-backgrounds-single — contains images for single screens
- goddard-backgrounds-dual — not yet present but will contain dual screen images
- goddard-backgrounds-extras-{single,dual,gnome,kde} — not yet present but if we put together extras wallpapers this is where they'll reside; the division is same as for the default ones
I hope this division is final (I really feel we need naming guidelines for this stuff as so far with every release we used a bit different naming scheme :-( ) and will be used without problems for all future wallpaper releases as well. Oh and here's a screenshot of it in action:
Update: Oh, and... One of the magic ways how to install the gnome versions without much hassle is this:
Start terminal, then
$ wget 'http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=1994836&name=goddard-backgrounds-gnome-12.91.0-1.fc14.noarch.rpm' 'http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=1994836&name=goddard-backgrounds-single-12.91.0-1.fc14.noarch.rpm'
$ pkcon install-local *goddard-backgrounds* The '*' are there because wget saves the package as
getfile?taskID... :-( Don't forget to remove the downloaded packages afterwards.
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