I'm really starting to think this site should have seperate sub-menues for distribution-specific artwork. This wallpaper was filed in a somewhat ignorant and careless manner, if you ask me, and helps no one; people searching for ubuntu would only know this was ubuntu-related if they clicked, clicked and clicked again. And everyone else, who isn't on Ubuntu, is dissapointed or perhaps even annoyed by the presence of the Ubuntu logo, since a lot of people care only to represent and promote their own distribution.
I agree with this entirely.
Actually, in my ~/Pictures/Wallpapers folder, I have two subcategories to deal with this... "Distro-specific" and "General Linux." I think this site should do something similar, except perhaps retaining the "GNOME" wallpaper classification like it currently has.
if you look at the sky and the sand, there is mandriva, there is gnome, kde, red hat, fedora, suse, AND ubuntu. please look at the entire picture before posting comments like that.
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you got them there ;) to be honest, i didnt notice the other icons either. however, great wall! (sub might be a bit too intensive thx, flo
I'm really starting to think this site should have seperate sub-menues for distribution-specific artwork. This wallpaper was filed in a somewhat ignorant and careless manner, if you ask me, and helps no one; people searching for ubuntu would only know this was ubuntu-related if they clicked, clicked and clicked again. And everyone else, who isn't on Ubuntu, is dissapointed or perhaps even annoyed by the presence of the Ubuntu logo, since a lot of people care only to represent and promote their own distribution.
I agree with this entirely. Actually, in my ~/Pictures/Wallpapers folder, I have two subcategories to deal with this... "Distro-specific" and "General Linux." I think this site should do something similar, except perhaps retaining the "GNOME" wallpaper classification like it currently has.
if you look at the sky and the sand, there is mandriva, there is gnome, kde, red hat, fedora, suse, AND ubuntu. please look at the entire picture before posting comments like that.