Try compressing it to a JPEG/JPG File. You can easily open it up in MS-Paint(Assuming that you're a Windows User) and save it as .JPEG/JPG File.How do I get a screenshot to upload here, I have one but it is 2.1 MB and the site says that is too big.
Thanks. If you're looking for the Image, just search up "Office Desktop Wallpaper" on your Search-Engine and then you'll get a lot of Images of them from different angles and colours.That's super cool and creative @Code_Block 😀 I love it!
@Code_Block Should check out YOu might have some fun with that
Yeah! what puts me off from getting it is the performance of running it that may affect the pc from gaming or streaming@Empire, I did refund Wallpaper-Engine. I think it was on the same day, I bought it. Not sure as I'll have to check my Transaction-History.
Wallpaper-Engine was alright, but I didn't really like the UI and I'm pretty sure that running Wallpaper-Engine would slow down my PC, which is something that I do not want.
Exactly. As a person who does a lot of work on their PC, I cannot handle it being slowed down. Even if that slow down is all because of a Live-Wallpaper. Not to mention that it can also suck the Battery-Life out of your PC.Yeah! what puts me off from getting it is the performance of running it that may affect the pc from gaming or streaming
Seen this and decided I would try and recreate it again. But on my Linux System that has since replaced Windows:Here's my Desktop:
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