MATE Desktop and Components

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My first artwork submission!

I was a bit curious of odd names that was chosen for programs in
MATE Desktop Environment,
like why text editor has to be named "Pluma", and why
the file manager has to be named "Caja"? Later, I learned from
this helpful Wikipedia page
that those names are Spanish. The article also conveniently listed
English meaning for each of them.

One day, I though up some weird idea to draw these programs
by their name's meaning. And the result is this drawing.

From left to right, back to front:

- Marco ("frame"), the window manager
- Caja ("box"), the file manager
- Yerba Mate (a South American herb),
  the name of desktop environment itself
- Atril ("lectern", but I drew it like a music stand),
  the PDF reader
- Engrampa ("stapler"), the file archiver
- Pluma ("quill"), the text editor

I omitted Mozo ("servant") the program menu editor,
because I'm not good at drawing people yet. As you might see,
I'm not very experienced in vector graphics, and this is
the first time I try to draw as many object as this in one frame.

Dedicated to MATE project founders; Perberos, Stefano K., Steve Z.,
and Clement L., who stepped up to maintain the traditional
GNOME2 Desktop I know and love.

Copyright (C) 2014 xwindows
This is a free illustration, you can modify and/or
redistribute it under:
GNU General Public License
or...
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0 Unported
or...
Free Art License 1.3
P.S. Background color is #304035 or rgb(48,64,53)

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