masterps0/linux-desktop-wallpapers-for-ps5

This repository is a small wallpaper pack. The README describes it as a collection of custom PS5 themed wallpapers intended for Linux desktop systems, and it specifically mentions Ubuntu 26.04 as an example target. There is no source code involved. The contents are image files that have been packaged into a single zip file and attached to a GitHub release. The point of the repo is to host that zip and give people a short set of instructions for getting the images installed as system wallpapers on a Linux machine. The installation steps in the README work entirely through the terminal. The user is told to create a folder in their home directory called ps5_wallpapers, change into it, then download the zip file Linux.desktop.wallpapers.for.PS5.zip from the v1.0 release using wget. After that they unzip it, copy everything into the system folder /usr/share/backgrounds with sudo, and adjust the permissions on that folder so it can be read. After installation, the README suggests one verification command. Running ls on /usr/share/backgrounds lists the files in that directory, which lets the user confirm that the new wallpapers have actually been placed where the desktop environment looks for them. The README does not list how many wallpapers are included, what resolutions they cover, or who created the artwork. It also does not say anything about how to uninstall them later, but since the install step is just a plain file copy into a system directory, removing them would mean deleting the same files from /usr/share/backgrounds. There is no language listed for this repo since it ships images rather than code.