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Old 01-20-2021, 01:37 PM   #7
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Device: Likebook Mimas (main) + (many others)
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Originally Posted by dread_pirate_rob View Post
What are other people using for a screensaver image?
I use the default screensavers on my Kindle and Kobo e-readers, which are the deck of writing-related images and the cover of the last read book. I think I'm just using the default screensavers because I want to stick to the stock software that comes with those devices as I use them as part of some research I'm doing privately.
However, on my Likebook e-readers, I have one giant deck of screensaver images. As of this reply, it stands at 129 images, which include:
  1. Most of the images from the defunct linux.pictures website (it was still around when I first got my Mimas), which are still archived online by GitHub user 'nixcraft' and others. I used a script they provided in order to scale the images, and I manually scaled the rest using GIMP and a template I've yet to release.
  2. Screenshots of comic pages I like, that I capture while reading them, including from 'Sarah's Scribbles', 'The Fuzzy Princess', 'Magnificatz', and 'Isle of Elsi', to name a few.
  3. Digital copies of prints given away through comic Kickstarter campaigns I backed, including some from Nick Prolix and Sarah Graley
  4. The iFixit Repair Manifesto
  5. School library posters from authors/illustrators Jarrett Lerner and Sarah McIntyre (I like their art styles), via their website and blog respectively.
  6. A collection uploaded by this Reddit user.
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