Change Details

In this patch, we remove all the versions of each wallpaper that are not the largest size. Here are the reasons why: - **It's no longer necessary:** The old method appears to have been an artifact of the days before wallpapers could differ from the aspect ratio of the screen without looking bad. This is no longer a technical constraint that we face. - **Simplicity:** It's easier to manage wallpapers, add new ones, and edit existing ones if you only have to do it for one image, not 15 or more. - **Size savings:** installed size on disk falls from 152 MB to 25 MB. The increase in memory use for any existing user is negligible (< 1MB).

In this patch, we remove all the versions of each wallpaper that are not the largest size. Here are the reasons why: - **It's no longer necessary:** The old method appears to have been an artifact of the days before wallpapers could differ from the aspect ratio of the screen without looking bad. This is no longer a technical constraint that we face. - **Simplicity:** It's easier to manage wallpapers, add new ones, and edit existing ones if you only have to do it for one image, not 15 or more. - **Size savings:** installed size on disk falls from 152 MB to 25 MB. There is no increase in memory use since Plasma automatically trims the image to the screen size before caching it in memory.

In this patch, we remove all the versions of each wallpaper that are not the largest size. Here are the reasons why: - **It's no longer necessary:** The old method appears to have been an artifact of the days before wallpapers could differ from the aspect ratio of the screen without looking bad. This is no longer a technical constraint that we face. - **Simplicity:** It's easier to manage wallpapers, add new ones, and edit existing ones if you only have to do it for one image, not 15 or more. - **Size savings:** installed size on disk falls from 152 MB to 25 MB. There is no increase in memory use for any existing user is negligible (< 1MB)since Plasma automatically trims the image to the screen size before caching it in memory.