Second Life Photgraphy As Desktop Wallpapers

[Lusus Saule]

Creating desktop wallpapers is a good way to share Second Life images, and may provide an opportunity for some people to sell their work. It can also be a unique way for store holders, club owners and any Second Life enterprise to project themselves to clients and patrons.

An easy way to display Second Life desktop wallpapers as a gallery of images, or as an animated wallpaper is by using Awesome Wallpaper, which is free to download and use. Read the blog post on SL-Inspiration to find out more.

This short video is an example of an animated desktop wallpaper created in Second Life.

 

[Doris Johnsky]

 

3 hours ago, Lusus Saule said:

Creating desktop wallpapers is a good way to share Second Life images, and may provide an opportunity for some people to sell their work. It can also be a unique way for store holders, club owners and any Second Life enterprise to project themselves to clients and patrons.

An easy way to display Second Life desktop wallpapers as a gallery of images, or as an animated wallpaper is by using Awesome Wallpaper, which is free to download and use. Read the blog post on SL-Inspiration to find out more.

This short video is an example of an animated desktop wallpaper created in Second Life.

 

I looked for Awesome Wallpaper and never found a program such as that.

 

EDIT:   Yes I did

Edited July 7, 2021 by Doris Johnsky

[Doris Johnsky]

and could not get it to open

[Lusus Saule]

2 hours ago, Doris Johnsky said:

and could not get it to open

You just need to double click the icon in the unzipped Awesome Wallpaper folder, as mentioned in the blog post.

It might be that you think Awesome Wallpaper didn't open, but the icon is hidden on the taskbar. Click on the up arrow [^] to the right of your taskbar, and you may see the Awesome Wallpaper icon there. If its there, right click on it and select 'Settings' to open the Awesome Wallpaper configuration window.

I hope this helps.

Edited July 7, 2021 by Lusus Saule

[Eddy Vortex]

I currently have this one on my desktop.

 

[Evah Baxton]