Google Chrome Wallpapers

Are you a fan of Google chrome? Yeah, who isn't! With these wallpapers, you can spice up your PC with a touch of Google. Clicking on one of the below wallpapers will take you to the full sized image.



Image From: Wallpaper4Me.com

Image From: hd-wallpapers.com


Image From: indexwalpapers-blog.blogspot.com

If you're more of a Firefox fan, then why not take a look at our Firefox Wallpapers post? If you have any other wallpapers that you would like to add to this collection, then please leave a link to them in a comment!

Merry Christmas!

To all of you that celebrate, Merry Christmas! If you are still not in the Christmas spirit yet, then maybe the following wallpapers might help!













If a wallpaper for your computer just isn't enough then why not try out a fancy little application called Xsnow. Read my post last year to find out how to install and run: Xmas Xsnow!

Merry Christmas to all of my readers!

Ubuntu 9.04 Wallpapers

Spice up your new Ubuntu 9.04 installation with some of these fantastic wallpapers. These are all Alpha release wallpapers that didn't quite manage to make it into the final release. I am sure you will agree with me that many of these really should have made it!

All of the below images, and many more can be found from the Artwork section of the official Ubuntu Wiki

Firefox Wallpapers

Spice up your Ubuntu desktop with some of these Firefox wallpapers.
Yes, not only do they make the best Web Browser, they also make some of the best wallpapers available! The images below are some of my favorites.





Image From: www.geekpedia.com


Image From: www.fliiby.com


Image From: CleanWallpapers.Blogspot.com

Dynamic Clock Background

This is a very cool feature that I have on my Ubuntu. A background that automatically updates according to what time of day it is. Want to see what I mean? Then have a look at the image below:



As you can see at the moment, the background image is displaying 19:12, 21st January. After a minute, yeah, it will automatically update to 19:13.

So, how do you do this then? First thing is first, you will need to install the Screenlets package:

sudo apt-get install screenlets

Great, now to install some other little things so that everything will update fine:

sudo apt-get install python-imaging-tk

So now that all the applications that we need have been installed, it is time to download the Wallpaper-Clock add-on for the Screenlets application: http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-files/66717-WallpaperClock.tar.bz2 [Right Click - Save As] or:

wget http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-files/66717-WallpaperClock.tar.bz2

Once downloaded, open up the Screenlets application from System -> Preferences. Once loaded up, you will need to install the Wallpaper-Clock screenlet. There is no need to unzip the file! just click install within the window, and browse the the zip file. Once installed, you can launch the Wallpaper-Clock screenlet. Notice the little clock that now appears on your desktop?
You can either keep the little widget that appears, or you can download a background to go with it. I have found the following website to be the best for the backgrounds that are suitable to use: http://vladstudio.com/wallpaperclock. Once you have downloaded the WCZ file of your chosen background, you will then need to install it by right clicking on the clock widget, and choosing the option 'Install Wallpaper Clock'. It will soon install, and then will be displayed when you right click on the widget again, and choose 'Change Wallpaper Clock'. There you have it!

Please do share your new sexy desktop with us!

Sexy Ubuntu Wallpapers

As if Ubuntu wasn't sexy enough, this article will show you the sexiest wallpapers that I have found for Ubuntu. Please feel free to download them, and use :)











I have not created any of these wallpapers; I've just collected them from the net. All credit goes to the authors of these images.