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Canonical
on 28 August 2012

12.10 shortlist so far

12.10 Design Ubuntu wallpaper


12.10 shortlist, a gallery on Flickr.

Today the group closed on submissions for the 12.10 wallpaper selection. The team of us involved are still working to add/ remove and refine this collection before the 30th. We’ve got a few more than our 10 target, we’ll review this number tomorrow based on quality and what we can include.

Join us on #1210wallpaper on freenode to chat through this selection with us!

To everyone who has given up their evening to go through this, thanks!

Speak to you all tomorrow :)


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