1. I proposed you talk to the Debian and or Ubuntu MATE teams to ask if they would be willing to split the desktop/ wallpapers to a separate binary package since those wallpapers have MATE branding but I think the other wallpapers do not. If they don't have MATE branding, they are usable by any desktop.
Then you can depend on mate-backgrounds-generic or mate-backgrounds-unbranded or whatever the package is called.
We don't need duplicate background images in Ubuntu.
2. For the new wallpapers, why not add them to the ubuntukylin-wallpapers package?
Therefore, I am closing this bug since it does not appear like this package is needed in Ubuntu.
At first, this looked to me like an exact copy of mate-backgrounds.
But on closer look, it looks like you replaced the backgrounds in the desktop/ directory.
https:/ /github. com/mate- desktop/ mate-background s/tree/ master/ desktop /github. com/ukui/ ukui-background s/tree/ master/ desktop
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1. I proposed you talk to the Debian and or Ubuntu MATE teams to ask if they would be willing to split the desktop/ wallpapers to a separate binary package since those wallpapers have MATE branding but I think the other wallpapers do not. If they don't have MATE branding, they are usable by any desktop.
Then you can depend on mate-background s-generic or mate-background s-unbranded or whatever the package is called.
We don't need duplicate background images in Ubuntu.
2. For the new wallpapers, why not add them to the ubuntukylin- wallpapers package?
Therefore, I am closing this bug since it does not appear like this package is needed in Ubuntu.