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@raccoonformality You can download the "source code" of the wallpapers package from the ubuntu repositories, and find all the wallpapers in there! https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/resolute/+source/ubuntu-wallpapers
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@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange This is exactly what made my Linux transition smooth - ever since Windows 11 came out (a bit before, even), I've been making an effort to slowly switch my Windows-only apps for open source or at least Linux-compatible alternatives - RawTherapee replaced Adobe Lightroom, Davinci Resolve replaced Adobe Premiere, stuff like that.
So, when a few months ago Windows 11 pissd me off so much that I finally decided I was done with it, switching to Linux felt like a breeze - all my apps still worked, but the OS also worked.
It definitely was not seamless (I would describe the experience as seamful, in fact) - but not needing to replace all my applications at the same time made it 10x smoother
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@raccoonformality happy to help! I also am using the "Ask A Friend" wallpaper, it's so well drawn.
The crazy thing is I can't find anything about who drew it - the username credited is "Osselo", but the only thing that shows up if you search that username is the Ubuntu Forums account, and they only have one post containing that image