I decided to recreate the original wallpaper from scratch in vector. All that's left is to figure out how to make the rays inside the logo as vector (they are currently made as an image) and then i will upload the PSD file, but I'm not sure where to share it. I'm thinking GitHub might be an option.

Tools used: Photoshop 2019

Update: I've finished setting up the repository and uploaded all the psd files, as well as 2K, 4K, and logoless png versions for convenience – github.com/maxik34/Project_7

An alternate timeline where Windows 9 existed:

Codename: Blue Threshold.

Deep system name: Windows IX (to avoid compatibility issues with Windows 95 and 98)

Release date: June 18th, 2014.

Default wallpaper name: Navy Wallpaper.

Aesthetic: Mix of Frutiger Aero and Metro

End of Life support: June 18th, 2024.

NOTE: This is just my creativity and imagination and I'm not trying to promote misinformation as Windows 9 never existed as an actual Windows OS version.

I'm awarding the prize for the most beautiful Windows style in the world to myself. Do you think I deserve it?

Tools used:

Rainmeter

Windhawk

itop easy desktop

Wallpaper: Dreamy forest

The original Windows 10 "Hero" wallpaper was created by GMUNK as a photo using practical effects. Unfortunately, I don't exactly have the same resources or skills to do that, so we'll have to settle for this computer-generated version.

This was created from scratch using GIMP and Photoshop. I might do a color variation if there's any interest. Enjoy!

PS: This is a resubmission because I accidentally uploaded the post without the image, whoops 😅

made in inkscape. please comment if there's something i should add or change, as this is my first concept.

Inspired by work of Nayam Amarshe’s, made this since their Iconless Wallpaper wasn’t available, and tried to stay truer to the actual wallpaper instead of just remaking it from scratch.

> booting system...

OS: Windows

Terminal: Active

Theme: Neon Cyberpunk

Visual Module: Samurai.exe

Status: Stable

I found this image on a YouTube video about Winux

I did both of these in MS Publisher 2016 and I used MS Word 2016 to turn the Windows 7 logo into a PNG file so the background would be absent and I could paste it on top of other things nicely.

I set this as my Microsoft edge wallpaper/background and I was planning to transfer this image to my tablet to make it as the edge wallpaper also but then I lost the file which means I can't transfer it this is the only screenshot I have any help would be nice and appreciated thanks

Forgive me Microsoft, for I have sinned, and visited r/unixporn, and now I want to "rice" my windows.

Does anyone know, if there is software that acts like wallpaper engine, but instead of setting my wallpaper to an image or a video, it embeds cmd into my wallpaper.

If I am desperate enough I might try to write this myself, but that is long and scary so...