Hi Folks,
Wondering if anyone else has seen this - I have multiple displays with a single space for all displays, and multiple spaces.
My main working space, I have wallpaper that rotates through a set of images on my boot disk. The same image for all displays.
My other spaces, I have blank colours, for different tasks, so when I bring up mission control to move a window between spaces, I can see at a glance which is which.
Lately (last couple of point releases of Ventura) I've had the desktop backgrounds for all my spaces either resetting to the Ventura default or resetting all to the settings for my primary space, including the rotating timing.
Stranger stll, I had one of my desktop images corrupt itself on wake, so about an inch from the top of the screen there was a thin and of coloured noise, then the rest of the image was black. No modified date changes observed, and duplicating the image file in Finder, it has no damage visible, but attempting to open it in an image editor, all the problems are there.
Anyone ever seen this sort of thing before?
Wondering if anyone else has seen this - I have multiple displays with a single space for all displays, and multiple spaces.
My main working space, I have wallpaper that rotates through a set of images on my boot disk. The same image for all displays.
My other spaces, I have blank colours, for different tasks, so when I bring up mission control to move a window between spaces, I can see at a glance which is which.
Lately (last couple of point releases of Ventura) I've had the desktop backgrounds for all my spaces either resetting to the Ventura default or resetting all to the settings for my primary space, including the rotating timing.
Stranger stll, I had one of my desktop images corrupt itself on wake, so about an inch from the top of the screen there was a thin and of coloured noise, then the rest of the image was black. No modified date changes observed, and duplicating the image file in Finder, it has no damage visible, but attempting to open it in an image editor, all the problems are there.
Anyone ever seen this sort of thing before?