New screensaver pictures for Mageia 9

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diff --git a/common/screensaver/mirror.py b/common/screensaver/mirror.py
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+# coding:utf-8
+
+# !/usr/bin/env python3
+from PIL import Image, ImageOps
+
+liste = """52272434262_08161ca956_k.jpg  52273667914_c67e59883f_k.jpg  52273896340_a5d7a5b569_k.jpg  52282000756_4350b904a6_o.png  52439772940_0a908517fd_k.jpg
+52272434422_6e763311e0_k.jpg  52273667939_00a7a82d85_k.jpg  52273896530_32364a5ae9_k.jpg  52282013983_431b84da93_o.png  52439843783_6b199f85d8_k.jpg
+52273406946_9270259682_k.jpg  52273668079_69d33c4f5d_k.jpg  52281021382_92b4cfc3ce_o.png  52282014418_6df2d3ddbd_o.png  52439844463_fed718866f_k.jpg
+52273407231_50a6d90bce_k.jpg  52273668119_6f6b12e472_k.jpg  52281972878_1efc0e0f77_o.png  52439703339_6668e4e7b6_h.jpg
+"""
+i = 1
+target = (1920, 1080)
+band = Image.new("RGB",(1920, 2))
+y_split = 730
+for name in liste.split():
+    
+    im = Image.open(name)
+    #be sure that the width is 1920px
+    size = (1920, int(im.height * 1920 / im.width))
+    im = im.resize(size)
+    im = ImageOps.fit(im, target, centering=(0.5,1))
+    # select the upper part
+    box = (0, 0, 1920, y_split)
+    # define the bottom part
+    bottom_box = (0, y_split + 2, 1920, 1080)
+    bottom_size = (1920, 1078-y_split)
+    # mirrot the upper part
+    bottom = ImageOps.flip(im.crop(box))
+    # keep only a part of the mirrored part
+    bottom = ImageOps.fit(bottom, bottom_size, centering=(0.5,0))
+    # fade to black from top to bottom of the mirrored part
+    pixels = bottom.load()
+    gamma = 1.4
+    for y in range(bottom.height):
+        darker = pow((bottom.height -y)/bottom.height, gamma)
+        for x in range(bottom.width):
+            pixels[x,y] = (int(pixels[x, y][0] * darker), int(pixels[x, y][1] * darker), int(pixels[x, y][2] * darker),)
+    # join the 2 parts
+    im.paste(bottom, bottom_box)
+    # add the band
+    im.paste(band, (0, y_split))
+    # export the result
+    with open(f"Screensaver-{i:02}.jpg",'w') as new_im:
+        im.save(new_im)
+    i += 1
+
+