KAWAIIIII! ^_^Tom` said:S-r-ex said:BTW, where's Pandora-tan? Any OS or platform with respect for itself needs its own manga mascot....
borgqueenx said:Wait, wallpapers without a pandora logo are also welcome?
Then i can post alot of them. Made myself ofcource.
EvilDragon said:3. Backdrops (Wallpapers) for the Desktop. Those are simply pictures (800x480), ideally they should have a nice Pandora theme.
dflemstr said:Please get those up on PandoraWalls. Please. So I don't forget them.
It's the official unofficial siteMonk said:dflemstr said:Please get those up on PandoraWalls. Please. So I don't forget them.
I'd be intersted in knowing how official this site is - after all, if the OpenPandora team aren't going to pay attention to it then it's yet another login that I don't really need to setup.
Some pics soon, hopefully - have been set back a bit by health (or lack thereof).
borgqueenx said:anyone knows a good freeware app where i can edit my photos on a simple way? i just need to resize them a bit, then cut a 800*480 piece out of it.
Tripmonkey_uk said:It's the official unofficial site
Wishing you a speedy recovery Monk.
EDIT: If you sign up for an OpenID, you can use that one ID for any site that supports it
thanks. im gonna use the online one. will post some scenery wallpapers tonight, made by me.Vlynndar said:borgqueenx said:anyone knows a good freeware app where i can edit my photos on a simple way? i just need to resize them a bit, then cut a 800*480 piece out of it.
There are many options, but I'd recommend the Gimp. Maybe too complicated for your use, but it can do much more.
Also, online there are PicNik and Pixlr (I'd choose this one). And doubtless many more.
anyways thanks for the answer.foxblock said:You have some really great motifs there, but unfortunately not the best camera and therefore the images lack colour, contrast and some other attributes which would make them great as wallpapers.
I think some might be suitable if worked over with Photoshop (some level and curve adjusting, maybe some detail work with brushes, but we don't want to overcomplex the matter). But sadly, some of them won't shine even with that extra work, take for example the "kittens" image - it looks a bit like looking through old glass (some white/grey fog over the image) and also is slightly out of focus, some other images are just too turbulent (don't know if that's the correct word, it's just "unruhig" in German and 20 different words in English) - they are beautiful to look at for a minute but don't really make a great wallpaper (for example the "They are watching you" image).
But, well this is not deviantArt so I think if you work on some of the images, they could be great wallpapers and for the future if you have fun taking photos I would suggest getting a decent camera, you sure have an eye for good shots
Oh and on that matter, if we also want some landscape or photographs in general as wallpapers I could go through my collection of photos, too (and resize them to fit 800x480).
foxblock out
#!/bin/sh
extension=png
for file in `find . -name "*.$extension"`
do
convert $file -adaptive-resize 800x480 ${file%.$extension}.resized.$extension
done
that will fuck up photos??? if a photo is for example 1000*1000 and you make it 800*480 its gonna be all stretched out.dflemstr said:Script if you ever find the need to mass-resize images again:
This will take all images in a directory and sub-directories and resize them to 800x480. Exchange "png" for "jpg" or whatever if you have other image types.Code:#!/bin/sh extension=png for file in `find . -name "*.$extension"` do convert $file -adaptive-resize 800x480 ${file%.$extension}.resized.$extension done
Oh, and you need the package "imagemagick" (called something different in every distro)
In case you are working on a Windows machine (and I assume that as you said you used Paint), just go and get IrfanView.borgqueenx said:that will fuck up photos??? if a photo is for example 1000*1000 and you make it 800*480 its gonna be all stretched out.
I cutted off a piece with good old paint.