Archive:42.3/Screenshots
Updating screenshots from 42.2 to 42.3
Screenshot Guidelines
Please follow the following guidelines when taking screenshots for this page:
- 1280*720 or 1366*768 resolution.
- Small and wide screens are a good fit for magazine and website articles! A high resolution screenshot looses details when scaled down as part of a publication.
- With the default theme, color scheme, window decoration, compositing enabled (as it is default!), widgets standard, etcetera. No fancy stuff ;-)
- This allows viewers to get a representative picture of openSUSE.
- Try to have application windows big, but not maximized
- This provides 'background' (literally) so you see how it all fits together
- Don't overload the screen with windows: 2-3 is really a lot already. Don't let it get too cluttered!
- Less is more and all that.
- If you want to do a screencast (awesome) try to follow the rules above and keep it short (around 3-4 minutes). Better have 3-4 separate video's of each a feature...
- Once you have updated the screenshot, remove the "42.2" in the title.
- Name the screenshot properly by appending or prepending 42.2 and desktop name: File:Login_screen.png = bad, make it File:Login_screen_GNOME_42.3.png
What screenshots to take
Below is a shortened list of screenshots we had for 42.2. Taking the same or similar shots for 42.3 would already be a great help. But more is helpful as long as it does not get repetitive or excessive.
Installer
Splash screen 42.3
Installation overview 42.3
Licence Agreement 42.3
Time Zone 42.3
System analysis 42.3
Upgrade List of Repositories 42.3
Disk partitions 42.3
Disk edit partitions for experts 42.3
Desktop selection (DVD installation) 42.3
Create New User 42.3
Installation 42.3
Installation (details) 42.3
Booting
Welcome to openSUSE Leap 42.3
Leap upgrade 42.3
Grub 2 boot menu 42.3
KDE Plasma 5.8
KDE Help Center 42.3
GIMP 42.3
Activities Settings 42.3
Amarok 42.3
Configure Desktop 42.3
Desktop 42.3
Filemanager 42.3
Kmail 42.3
Kontact 42.3
LibreOffice 42.3
Right Click Filemanager 42.3
Right Click Menu 42.3
Shutdown Menu 42.3
Startup Menu 42.3
Widgets 42.3
Yast 42.3
GNOME 3.20
LibreOffice 42.3
Seahorse 42.3
Settings 42.3
VLC 42.3
User Menu 42.3
Lock Screen 42.3
Lock Screen Password 42.3
Applications Overview 42.3
YaST appfolder 42.3
Notifications 42.3
Settings and Tweak tool 42.3
Web browsing, 42.3
IRC hexchat, 42.3
Clocks Selection 42.3
Stopwatch in Clocks 42.3
File Manager 42.3
Music is playing! 42.3
Text and Notes, 42.3
Games, 42.2
Geolocation enabled apps 42.3
GNOME maps 42.3
GNOME Photos 42.3
Weather app 42.3
GNOME Builder 42.3
Boxes - Create new 42.3
GNOME calendar 42.3
Software application, 42.3
Featured apps, Software, 42.3
Updates shown in Software, 42.3
Disk Usage Analyser 42.3
Disks Tool 42.3
System Monitor, Disks and Disk Usage Analyzer 42.3
Rescue tools 42.3
Xfce
About Xfce 42.3
Xfce Desktop 42.3
Xfce Desktop with Main Menu 42.3
Xfce Application Finder 42.3
Xfce Firefox 42.3
Xfce Settings Manager42.3
Xfce YAST 42.3
Thunar File Manager 42.3
Xfce Terminal 42.3
HexChat in Xfce 42.3
LXDE
Desktop featuring LXPanel 42.3
Menu 42.3
Run Dialog 42.3
Desktop Preferences 42.3
Desktop Session Settings 42.3
PCManFM File Manager 42.3
LXAppearance 42.3
LXDE Config 42.3
OpenBox Configuration 42.3
LXTask 42.3
LXTerminal 42.3
Control Center 42.3
gcolor2 42.3
Leafpad 42.3
mtPaint 42.3
Applications
Web browsing, 42.3
LibreOffice 42.3
KDE GIMP 42.3
Xfce YAST 42.3
Appointment Calendar in GNU Health (Thunderbird using WebDAV)
