Как загрузить все стандартные обои от Ubuntu 9.10 до 14.04?

В каждом новом релизе Ubuntu появляются обновленные обои, созданные сообществом. Сегодня мы установим все обои, которые поставлялись с Ubuntu, начиная от 9.10 Karmic Koala вплоть до 14.04 Trusty Tahr. Это можно легко сделать благодаря тому, что обои для каждого релиза хранятся в соответствующих пакетах и доступны для установки.

Итак, 138 обоев, около 45 мегабайт — есть, из чего выбрать! Вот примеры некоторых обоев:

Для того, чтобы установить все обои на Ubuntu 14.04 (или выше), надо выполнить команду:

Пакет ubuntu-wallpapers-trusty не включен в команду, так как на Ubuntu 14.04 эти обои установлены по умолчанию.

Все обои загружаются в папку /usr/share/backgrounds/ и становятся доступны для установки на рабочий стол через «Параметры системы» — «Оформление».

Если вы используете старый релиз или вовсе не используете Ubuntu, вы можете загрузить архив с обоями вручную по ссылке.

List of All Default Ubuntu Official Wallpapers [Gallery]

We look back at every Ubuntu default wallpaper in history to this very day. Take a look and download them right now.

Ubuntu – the most popular Linux Operating System in use today, has always given importance to the default wallpaper and how it looks. The default wallpaper is the first thing that the user notices after a brand new Ubuntu installation. So, a lot of thought goes into designing the Ubuntu default wallpaper.

Here’s a list of all Ubuntu default wallpaper that has been released for the last 10+ years with download links for your treat.

Ubuntu Default Wallpaper

Ubuntu 4.10 ‘Warty Warthog’

The year was 2004 when Ubuntu 4.10 is released. It brought a very simple and elegant wallpaper. This minimal wallpaper came with the Ubuntu logo and name with Ubuntu font. The main color is brownish.

Ubuntu 4.10 Warty Warthog

Ubuntu 5.04 ‘Hoary Hedgehog’

Ubuntu 5.04 also contains Ubuntu logo and name. This wallpaper gave a breezy view of the same brown-based colors.

Ubuntu-5.04-Hoary-Hedgehog

Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy Badger

The brown themed wallpapers continue and this release brought sprinkled water effect from afar and Ubuntu logo in the middle section.

Ubuntu-5.10-Breezy-Badger

Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake

This dark brown colored wallpaper is the first to have complex curve based design which we could see in coming releases as well.

Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake

Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft

This wallpaper looked cool and fresh. This introduces more lighter brown with bit of yellow shade curves.

Ubuntu-6.10-Edgy-Eft

Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn

Looked almost similar in terms of color, this release featured a small curve change.

Ubuntu-7.04-Feisty-Fawn

Ubuntu 7.10 ‘Gutsy Gibbon’

Again, we went back to the dark brownish themed wallpaper in Ubuntu 7.10. And more curves are prominent in this wallpaper.

Ubuntu-7.10-Gutsy-Gibbon

Ubuntu 8.04 ‘Hardy Heron

Hardy’s wallpaper was a popular one and most talked about. This release first to introduced the official mascot of the release. The wallpaper is a work of great design effort and is one of the best wallpaper that Ubuntu shipped so far.

Ubuntu-8.04-Hardy-Heron

Ubuntu 8.10 ‘Intrepid Ibex’

With a brown-based theme, Ubuntu 8.10 continued to feature the mascot of its own. It was a work of art and looked very independent to bolster the identity of Ubuntu.

Ubuntu-8.10-Intrepid-Ibex

Ubuntu 9.04 ‘Jaunty Jackalope’

Suddenly we saw a let down from the mascot based wallpapers from the earlier releases and Ubuntu 9.04 brought nothing but a simple wallpaper.

Ubuntu-9.04-Jaunty-Jackalope

Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala

This wallpaper looks like a photograph with a angled divider. The earlier brown theme is overwritten by the yellowish-orange theme.

Ubuntu-9.10-Karmic-Koala

Ubuntu 10.04 ‘Lucid Lynx’

Ubuntu 10.04 default wallpaper first to introduce the purple based wallpaper, moving away from brown. This purple based theme is about to continue in coming days.

Ubuntu-10.04-Lucid-Lynx

Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat

This wallpaper looks like it’s just a simple brush and low-effort one. Though the purple color is prominent, still it looked bland in Ubuntu 10.10.

Ubuntu-10.10-Maverick-Meerkat

Ubuntu 11.04 ‘Natty Narwhal’

Honestly, this wallpaper looked exactly the same as Ubuntu 10.10 with little blur increased.

Ubuntu-11.04-Natty-Narwhal

Ubuntu 11.10 ‘Oneiric Ocelot’

Ubuntu 11.10 default wallpaper remained literally the same if you look. There is no difference. May be people ran out of time during this time for a new fancy wallpaper.

Ubuntu 12.04 ‘Precise Pangolin’

Same old wallpaper as before. Not sure what the Ubuntu team was up to in those days.

Ubuntu-12.04-Precise-Pangolin

Ubuntu 12.10 ‘Quantal Quetzal’

Finally a new wallpaper arrived with Ubuntu 12.10. More brown and orange is mixed in a curvy look – today it really looked like the recently discovered black hole.

Ubuntu-12.10-Quantal-Quetzal

Ubuntu 13.04 ‘Raring Ringtail’

Ubuntu 13.04 default wallpaper looks almost the same except it is a blurry version of the black hole.

Ubuntu 13.10 ‘Saucy Salamander’

This one is really a low effort wallpaper with an almost identical blurry image.

Ubuntu-13.10-Saucy-Salamander

Ubuntu 14.04 ‘Trusty Tahr’

Finally, in Ubuntu 14.04, we can see more brownish-purple with non-curvy shapes and design. It seemed it a fresh reboot of the idea of Ubuntu as a desktop OS.

Ubuntu-14.04-Trusty-Tahr

Ubuntu 15.04 ‘Vivid Vervet’

ALmost identical is the Ubuntu 15.04 wallpaper except it is a bit dark than the previous. And yes, the geometric shapes continue.

Ubuntu-15.04-Vivid-Vervet

Ubuntu 15.10 ‘Wily Werewolf’

Ubuntu 15.10 only changes the geometric shapes and everything else seems to remain the same in comparison to previous release default wallpaper.

Ubuntu-15.10-Wily-Werewolf

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS ‘Xenial Xerus’

More complicated geometric shape based wallpaper arrived in Ubuntu 16.04.

Ubuntu-16.04-LTS-Xenial-Xerus

Ubuntu 16.10 ‘Yakkety Yak’

Wallpaper is becoming more brighter and moving towards orange-purple combination in Ubuntu 16.10.

Ubuntu-16.10-Yakkety-Yak

Ubuntu 17.04 ‘Zesty Zapus’

Zesty wallpaper shows bt lighter version which we saw in Yakkety.

Ubuntu-17.04-Zesty-Zapus

Ubuntu 17.10 ‘Artful Aardvark’ Wallpaper

After a long time, Ubuntu decided to feature the official mascot in the default wallpaper in Ubuntu 17.10 with a nifty Aardvark’ shape.

Ubuntu-17.10-Artful-Aardvark-Wallpaper

Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Default Wallpaper

Ubuntu 18.04 default wallpaper features the official mascot outline on the backdrop of a purple design.

Ubuntu-18.04-LTS-Default-Wallpaper

Ubuntu 18.10 Wallpaper

Ubuntu 18.10 default wallpaper features the official Cosmic Cuttlefish with a nice design which really shows the Ubuntu team is focusing on the wallpaper as a whole.

Ubuntu 19.04 Wallpaper

We see the continuous progression with the purple and brown color in wallpaper. This release also served the Disco Dingo name well, with the official mascot in DJ style.

Ubuntu-19.04-Wallpaper

Ubuntu 19.10 Wallpaper

The latest Ubuntu 19.10 wallpaper features nice Eoan Ermine as a mascot with a purple and brown background.

Ubuntu-19.10-Wallpaper

Ubuntu 20.04 Wallpaper

The mascot looks firey and shooting lasers from eyes? Well, the default Ubuntu 20.04 LTS wallpaper looks cool though.

Ubuntu 20.10 Wallpaper

As the code name suggests, this default wallpaper indeed Groovy enough!

Ubuntu 21.04 Wallpaper

Well, the Hippo is here. The Ubuntu 21.04 wallpaper features the official mascot of Hirsute Hippo as a transparent wireframe on top of traditional background.

Which one is your favorite Ubuntu default wallpaper? 🙂 Let us know in the comment below.

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