The default wallpaper for Ubuntu 22.10, scheduled for an official release on October 20, has been announced. This version follows Ubuntu’s usual animal nomenclature, codenamed “Kinetic Kudu – Energetic Antelope” (Kudu: kudu, an African antelope).andTraditionally, all new versions of Ubuntu come with a custom-designeddesktop wallpaper,And generally take the animals in the code as inspiration;22.10 In the middle is an African kudu.

But unlike the previous version of the wallpaper, the mascot on this wallpaper is not drawn using rigid geometric figures or bisecting circles as usual.jumping in new wallpaperkuduis a picturesingle line drawing,internalintertwined.

According to OMG! Ubuntu!, “The new wallpaper images will grace the desktops of users who install or upgrade to Ubuntu 22.10 in October.Its jumping pose is designed to convey the kinetic energy of the release codename, as is the subtle gradient fill.The artwork of the mascot looks lively“.

As always,In addition to color versions, default wallpapers are often also available in grayscale:

Users can download these default wallpapers through Ubuntu Launchpad, which will be available in 4K and 8K resolutions.