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20 “Really Cool” Netbook-optimized Linux Wallpapers

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If you want some high-quality Linux wallpapers for your large monitors, you can visit my collection of “25 Coolest Linux Wallpapers”. However, if you happen to own a netbook, it is best to use medium-sized wallpapers that are optimized for small display. Because of that, I decided to collect and share to you all some really fresh, cool, and cute Linux wallpapers that will surely look good on any netbook monitor. --No more resizing hassles. So without delay, here they are:

1. Bottled Tux's


2. Use the source Dude!


3. Linux Big Smiley


4. Free As In Freedom


5. Get Your Fix


6. Linux Inside


7. Powered by Debian


8. I'm Free!


9. Linux Crystal


10. A New Age


11. Lonely Tux


12. Ubuntu Studio Art


13. Powered by Fedora Linux


14. World Domination


15. Big Tux



16. KDE Box


17. Sleek Ubuntu Studio


18. Got Linux?


19. Tux Art


20. Ubuntu-free



You may also want to check out our other wallpaper collections:

* 25 Coolest and Funniest Tux Wallpapers
* 20 Coolest Linux Distro-themed Wallpapers


I also recommend that you read our list of 10 Linux distributions for netbooks.

7 comments

  1. Thank you for this. I really love #2 and #8 dude. These will look good on my HP mini-note.

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  2. Yeah! I really love the BigTux one.

    Here is my Wallpaper : http://minurl.fr/5aa

    I made it very clean and simple, it's just a green gradient with three icon : hacker's emblem, the copyleft logo and the Debian logo.

    Feel free to use, modify and redistribute it (Creative Commons BY-SA) :-).

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  3. Wanted to use #13 but my netbook has a slightly larger display, do you know where I can find the original image?

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  4. nice!

    is there any chance of a 1024x600 image set for the native resolution of my eeepc901??

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  5. These wallpaper are awesome, especially the Linux Crystal. However I'm using Dell 19" widescreen with the resolution of 1440 x 900. Does anyone has the link for original size?

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  6. AnonymousJuly 20, 2009

    #20 is hilarious.

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  7. For Performance, make a small image and match
    the Desktop color to make it look like a big image. There is also no stretching to fit screen :D

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