New Free Portal 2 Wallpaper & Dual-Monitor Wallpapers
Portal 2 is going to be released in less a week. We have updated the Portal 2 Windows 7 theme with some fresh new wallpapers. You can also find two new dual-monitor wallpapers after the break. A new Start orb will be added soonish.
You can already preload Portal 2 and get a 10% discount if you preorder it now. If you preorder a copy of Portal 2 you also get a free copy of Portal 1. If you already own it you can give it away.
New and Old Portal 2 Desktop Wallpaper
Download Portal 2 Windows 7 Themepack
Dual Monitor Wallpaper
Download Portal 2 Dual Monitor Wallpaper 1
Cozmicone from DA created this beautiful Portal 2 wallpaper for dual-monitors:
Download Portal 2 Dual Monitor Wallpaper 1
Stay tuned for more Portal desktop goodies. If you have created any Portal 2 wallpapers yourself, feel free to post a link below or submit a themepack to our site. Thanks!
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What about for people who have more than 2 monitors? Someone should make a background for 3 monitors… for people who don’t know how to do that themselves.
HINT: assuming the monitors are the same size and resolution, take the width (screen resolution, see below) and multiply by the number of monitors you have. For example, with a resolution of 640 x 480 (yeah, I know, who uses such a low resolution these days, but hey, this is just for illustrative purposes) and three monitors, you take 640 and multiply by 3 (640*3 = 1920). Open up your favorite graphics editor and make an image that is 1920 pixels wide by 480 pixels high, then paste in and move your desired images into place.
Save the image somewhere. Now go to where you set the background and set your saved image as the background. Make sure you set the display method to “tile”. Apply changes and done!