What mountain is shown on the MacBook and iMac?

Did you look int the Screensaver folder on your Mac?

 

Never mind me, my reading comprehension skills are horrendous.

 

I don't think so either, I edited my post "cuz I'm not learnded with dem fancy books and such". I apologize as I'm no help.

 

It's not Mt. Fuji, it's a cirque somewhere. Maybe in the Pyrenees?

 

Do you mean Mac OS X Lion wallpaper? It's Mt. Fuji volcano in Japan during sunset.

 

They're referring to cirques in snow leopard.

 

I tried to give the answer in a post earlier. It looks like somewhere in the Pyrenees.

 

Nahanni National Park, Northwest Territories Canada

 

Do you mean this one?

I believe it was taken in Nahanni National Park, Canada

 

Yep, Nahanni National Park, Canada.

These are the same mountains:

 

View of Nawasheir mountain range from Abbottabad in Pakistan.

 

The mountains are in Canada's NW Territory. They are a cluster of peaks and sheer walls of granite in the Nahanni National Park Reserve, which is within the Mackenzie Mountains, named The Cirque of the Unclimbables. Hence, the photo title Cirque in OS X.

 

Moose's Tooth

lies along side of the Ruth Galcier (Ruth Gorge), Picture ? taken from Mt Dickey. See http://images.summitpost.org/original/191095.JPG

 

Looks like the grand Teton to me... Think I've stood at the spot where it was taken from.

 

Definitely Nahanni National Park as others have mentioned, here are some other views, in particular, the last one at the bottom of the page.

http://www.theloop.ca/this-might-just-be-the-most-breathtaking-place-in-all-of-canada/

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirque_Mountain