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1280x800 Lucky Star walls Anonymous
Anyone got any Lucky Star walls in 1280 x 800? I need some badly, and when you need something it becomes a responsibility. Also anything else cool that you have in that size would be equally appreciated.
>> testing my copypasta Anonymous
I'll be nice and tell you something.
The following resolutions all fit your desktop:
1920x1200
1680x1050
1440x900
1280x800
The ratio is 16:10, commonly called widescreen.
So...
1)Check http://rapidsearch.yi.org/?from=/w/ for the mentioned resolutions and of course the term wide/widescreen. There are packs with several hundreds of walls for you to choose from.
2)Lurk Moar: go through the pages of /w/ (yes all 11 of them) and check for the mentioned resolutions. You will find a lot of widescreen wallpapers in threads that aren't widescreen only, for example Fate/Stay Night or FLCL threads.
3)Set your preferred widescreen wallpaper as background and choose to stretch it (you really don't need to resize it, if it has one of the resolutions above). And that's it.
>> 1280x800 Lucky Star walls Anonymous
Thanks for actually being helpful. So far that's what I've been doing, the only thing is the image gets all squished and that sucks ass, I was just curious if anyone had anything in that resolution specifically, as, after several google searches, it seems to be a somewhat uncommon resolution, or at least for anime walls anyway. So, yeah.
>> Anonymous
If the images get squished, it probably means that you either set the wrong desktop resolution or you don't actually have a widescreen monitor.
Like I said what matters is the ratio of the wallpaper(16:10). You can check that by dividing the width by the length. The quotient should always be 1,6 for widescreen.

1920:1200= 1,6
1680:1050= 1,6
1440:900 = 1,6
1280:800 = 1,6

The reason why 1280x800 is hard to find, is because it's basically a 1920x1200 wallpaper with inferior quality. People usually just save 1920x and 1680x and let their operating system stretch (which basically means fit to screen) it to the right size.
>> Anonymous
You can also use an application like UltraMon http://realtimesoft.com/ultramon to run your wallpapers which allows you to set your walls to "Stretch proportional". This will resize the wallpaper to fill as much of any screen without changing the aspect ratio. A feature that Windows XP does not support (Vista does). Of course the downside to this is that you are left with a letterboxed desktop.
>> Anonymous
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CL9U8JJI
lucky star 117 wallpapers.