I found some on devian art by an artist called arsenicx. Some really nice art
penquin
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Thank you so much. I thought I was losing my mind. I searched for "day/night wallpapers" and "light/dark" and nothing. I even asked AI and they don't know shit. Lol. What did you search for exactly?
This is good news and I hope they make progress on it.
Kde plasma for all the reasons you hate it for 😂
It depends on the distro. Some of them have some shitty ass upgrade process and it breaks shit, and others are just awesome. I personally use a rolling release so I don't have to worry about upgrades. I do get some issues here and there with some big upgrades, but nothing really major. I've only had to reinstall twice in the last 2.5 years.
To me, a distro doesn't really matter (unless you're gonna be gaming), as long as you pick one of the popular ones. It's the desktop environment that you'll need to choose. My only advice to you is to go full red with your new PC, AMD all the way. That way, you won't need to mess with drivers or any of Nvidia's shenanigans. Everything is baked into the kernel and is plug and play. I write software, too, and I use Endeavour OS, and have been for the last 2.5 years. Not suggesting that you use it (this is something you'll have to conclude for yourself), but this is what I use and I love it. For gaming, I'd pick a distro that ships new packages (rolling release), so you're always caught up on the latest improvements for gaming on Linux. We also have distros that are fully dedicated for gaming, like Nobara, Bazzite.... Etc.
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That's probably a laptop only issue. It's butter on my desktop pc.
So, now plasma is going to be even faster? Damn. It's already butter.
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Thank you. I've actually found this one, too. This is for macos and these wallpapers are all heif format. There is a way to get them working on KDE, I know that for a fact because I had it running on my desktop at some point, but this is for walls that change with time of day, which is not what I'm looking for. I'm looking for plain dark and light walls of the same picture.