The recent releases of GNOME 3 have shipped with a default wallpaper
that changes in intensity and luminosity depending on the time of day.
I think this would also work well with the "purple salad" wallpaper that
has been default for several releases now. It's a really nice effect,
the gradual changing of the wallpaper and the chamelonic mean tone used
by unity makes the desktop feel "alive", it's a marvelous effect.
Seeing a combination of this and the gradual morphing of the background
over releases would be a perfect aesthetic expression of what Ubuntu is;
alive, organic, and ever-evolving.
What do you think?
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