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Post your desktop - September 2016
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The Central Hall of the Natural History Museum, London:
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Gorgeous wallpaper. Link?
What Mac do you have? I'll bet that looks awesome on a retina display (I have a MBA so no retina display.
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Currently my Mac looks like this (sorry about the external link, can't attach the file to Macrumors...)
Incase anyone is wondering, it is an iMac, 5k
Link to the background only
Incase anyone is wondering, it is an iMac, 5k
Link to the background only
Gorgeous wallpaper. Link?
What Mac do you have? I'll bet that looks awesome on a retina display (I have a MBA so no retina display.
Thank you, I have a Retina 5k late 2015 iMac and that's one of my favourite wallpapers, the colours are just marvellous and they look so vivid on the 5k display.
https://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details/4018/the_galactic_center.html
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I was hoping someone would notice
When Yosemite was released I made an effort to scour the web for the most beautiful, circular icons, most of them though were found on this forum. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/flat-icons.1588421/page-44#post-21441543
Jupiter animation as wall...
Animation at x40 realtime
Animation at x40 realtime
Played around with GeekTool and Übersicht today to make a simpler menubar...
Ah... jupiter map from NASA... extracted the clouds to several layers set to run + and - at different speeds of rotation.
Rendered in Celestia.
You can download Celestia here...
http://celestiaproject.net/download.html
You will have to get familiar with celestial coding (basic text files) and how the add-ons work.
I've been dabbling with it since 2002...
I sort of taught myself.
I used photoshop to extract all the textures for the jupiter animation.
[Edit]... this is definitely NOT a scientific representation... Jupiters's atmosphere is much more dynamic, with its swirls and currents... at the moment impossible to depict within Celestia.
My animation was to be a background to a talk at OU about Juno.. it will loop seamlessly for 2 hours!
I'm afraid not realistic at all.
Took about 30 hours to sort out... that should put anyone off.
This view is much more rewarding!
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You have given me yet another thing to start playing with. This is one of the neatest programs I've come across in a long time.
I am back to using the white menubar and dock. My eyes can't take the white against black interfaces anymore.
https://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details/4004/the_black_and_white_rocky.html
https://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details/4004/the_black_and_white_rocky.html