Dynamic wallpapers have been the breath of fresh air that’s filled the windows of our digital office desktops. Whether it’s blurring day’s progression blissfully over the mountains of Yosemite or the passing snow cover in the portrait of my local weather for the day, these wallpapers add a little flair and a touch of life to your macOS desktop. Certainly, more can be done like integrating time-lapse videos or chosen websites into this effect and, fortunately, it’s an achievable project. This is a guide to creating your own dynamic wallpapers for macOS.
Equinox is the app for people just starting to explore dynamic wallpaper creation – it’s free and open-source software that will let you create wallpapers that track the solar cycle, time, or your system’s appearance settings. Let your artistic mind run wild and choose whichever type of dynamic wallpaper you see fit. Solar. Time. Appearance. Any of these is sure to make your desktop an impressive sight.
Finally, there’s Dynapaper, a general-purpose toolkit for building dynamic wallpaper. If you’re looking to get from point A to point DQMKL quickly and easily so that you can get on with the important business of programming large digital scrollbanners on your office windows, Dynapaper is your app. It provides precision timing for your wallpapers so that they progress exactly when you want them to. It also lets you fiddle with the metadata in image files, adding geographic tags so that your wallpapers can respond to locations. Dynapaper is the Swiss Army knife in your dynamo wallpaper toolkit.
Those of us who enjoy a little challenge might be keen to make one of our own from scratch. Here, you create a .json configuration file that, when paired with the image of your choice in a .heic file, becomes a new dynamic wallpaper. This method requires much more technical skills but the sense of creating your dynamic vision from raw ugly code to pretty images is incredibly satisfying.
It’s a journey to personal expression. But it’s an easier one than ever before. The gates to desktop grandeur have been thrown wide. Open to everyone. Programs such as Equinox and Dynapaper allow anyone to adapt our systems to their vision, and in a few keystrokes spellbound sunsets, planets in motion, and satellite images of the Earth could completely transform your desktop. For the lovers of the digital landscape that is pure design — who are willing to strap in, buckle up, and get their hands dirty — the rewards can even be greater. How you set your desktop to move is up to you.
The term ‘open’ has two meanings in the context of this guide; it refers, on one level, to the ‘open source’ status of Equinox-like tools. More broadly, it refers to a flow-on activity of opening up the opportunity for expression and creativity. Users of dynamic wallpapers open a large (or small) part of their daily digital mediation to a constant turning of sights that can express something about their personality, moods, or the outside environment.
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To that end, security is not taken lightly here at Gizmogo. Rest assured, before we put your open-source gadget on the reselling floor, your personal data will have been erased to protect your privacy. To that end, we use a robust string of data-sanitisation processes to ensure your open-source device is opened for a new user, but also purged of any private information.
Gizmogo’s site isn’t focused on the secondary-market sale of digital goods so much as physical tech wares. As interesting as bespoke dynamic wallpapers are in terms of digital creativity, they are only part of the supply of custom designs. Gizmogo’s platform is for physical goods such as smartphones, tablets, laptops and other electronics.
The reason Gizmogo cares so much about sustainability in tech is because we want to help create a circular economy, bettering the planet by expanding the ways in which any tech-lover can contribute to the environmental cause. The reselling and recycling of electronic gadgetry can reduce e-waste pilling up and especially prolong and increase the lifespan of tech.
You can start selling your gadgets with Gizmogo today. It’s open to anyone, and it’s completely free to start. Just go to Gizmogo’s website, pick a device from one of the listed categories and get an instant offer. When you accept the offer and select your shipping method, they’ll send you a shipping label, free of charge, for you to send your device to Gizmogo. Upon receiving it, if everything checks out to be as described, you will get paid promptly after they inspect it. In the meantime, you may have already found a new home for your gadget with a very happy new owner.
Ultimately, the dynamic wallpapers of macOS demonstrate how technology should be a servant not only to rational functions, but also to deeply human ones. These wallpapers allow us to open our desktops up to the image of time flowing on and space coming into being, encapsulating either the natural world or our personal aesthetic agenda. With a little ingenuity, and a few helpful tools, all it takes to get started is a macOS desktop. From this blank canvas spring innumerable possibilities for the collectively creative self.
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