I just upgraded to 14.04, and it's amazing. Obviously, I went to check out the new backgrounds and one caught my eye. It's an abstract blue design and is marked as one that changes throughout the day and its title is "Default Wallpaper". I really would like to find this wallpaper's file, but I can't.
If you are wondering, it looks like this:
I've checked in /usr/share/backgrounds
and /usr/share/wallpapers
but neither has them, just the picture wallpaper. Is there a special place that the ones that change are stored, or are they simply inaccessible?
I don't think this is a default wallpaper, or at least I don't have it.
You can get the location of your current wallpaper by executing
gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri
as an user who has set this wallpaper.I've never heard of "dynamic wallpapers" in Ubuntu so I hope this method still works for you.
Indeed - this is part of an automatic picture changer consisting of three JPG's gradually cycling from one JPG to another over certain time-periods:
This is driven by an XML file located in the Adwaita theme folder
/usr/share/themes/Adwaita/backgrounds/adwaita-timed.xml
Have a look - you can use this XML as a template for your own wallpaper changer
The wallpaper always comes accompanied of a theme or in a package, in the case of these is the
gnome-themes-standard-data
package which has all the wallpapers:The complete list of all files in the packages can be found in the package list. The images correspond to the 3.12 version of Gnome 3 wallpapers.