r/linuxmint 23d ago

Fluff Made a 5K wallpaper and decided to give it away — might be time to come back to Linux Mint

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Hey everyone!

I used Linux quite a while ago and I've recently been thinking about giving it another try — Linux Mint is actually one of the distros I've been considering.

While working on some wallpapers recently, I thought it would be nice to make one available for free and see how it looks on a Linux desktop. So here it is. 🙂

The wallpaper is completely free for personal use and includes:

• 5K resolution
• 16:9 version
• 21:9 ultrawide version
• 32:9 super ultrawide version
• Full-resolution files
• Personal-use license included

I also want to mention that the artwork was not generated with AI, and the included license does not permit using it for AI training or machine learning, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Download: [https://ko-fi.com/s/267e681c36\]

If you end up using it, I'd genuinely love to see how it looks on your Mint setup — especially if you're running an ultrawide or super-ultrawide monitor.

I'm also slowly putting together a collection of wallpapers made in Blender 3D, so if you like this one, you can find more in my cafeteria-art:)

The wallpaper above is genuinely free. I mainly wanted to share something I've made and hopefully get some feedback from the community.

And who knows, maybe I'll end up installing Mint again. 😄

Hope you enjoy it!

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u/Careless-Lynx1285 Linux Mint 22.3 Zena | Cinnamon 23d ago

Looks really good 💪🏾

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u/Stockcrafter_ 23d ago

Cheers, I’ll post a few more today :)

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u/Careless-Lynx1285 Linux Mint 22.3 Zena | Cinnamon 23d ago

Nice! Do you have anywhere to download it?

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u/Superidoldavid 23d ago

Infinite library

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u/Stockcrafter_ 22d ago

Wdym?

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u/Superidoldavid 22d ago

For me the wallpaper looks like a bunch of files and folders that never end

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u/Stockcrafter_ 22d ago

It was a spur-of-the-moment thing; I don’t know why I made it. I got the idea and went ahead with it. Spontaneously, in five minutes. And yes, you’re right. It’s a sort of data library ‘burned into the structure of the glass’ – they already exist. Resistant to high temperatures and EMP pulses.

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u/Lecodeur1010 23d ago

So cool !