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Unsplash Wallpapers for Mac (Official) - Curated, HD desktop background photos from Unsplash.

Unsplash for iOS 2.0

•8yr ago

Unsplash Wallpapers for Mac is a simple, free app designed to bring curated, HD photos to your desktop background while celebrating the photographers who provide freely usable photography on Unsplash.

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GOT Spoilers 2.0

Awesome! Keep creating amazing stuff guys ✨

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8yr ago

Unsplash for iOS 2.0

Maker

@bntzio Thanks a lot Enrique! We'll never stop typing!

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8yr ago

Incredibly, yet awesomely, simple.

Pros:

AWESOME

Cons:

It's perfect!

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8yr ago

Vibesuite

Perfect — just what my desktop needed.

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8yr ago

Doopoll

This is a good day. HD screens deserve Unsplash wallpapers 🙌

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8yr ago

Just what I needed for my desktop background, thanks!

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8yr ago

Quickmetrics

Awesome! Is there a downloadable .dmg? 👅

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8yr ago

Unsplash for iOS 2.0

Maker

@leo_bqecker Mac App Store only for now, maybe we'll distribute ourselves in the future. May I ask you why you're looking for a .dmg?

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8yr ago

Quickmetrics

@ocollet Got it. I'm using my company's Macbook, everything I've installed are .dmgs 😸

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8yr ago

Unsplash for iOS 2.0

Maker

@leo_bqecker Ok, that use case makes sense. Thanks for the feedback!

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8yr ago

Love Unsplash, love the idea, wish it didn't update the wallpaper for all my Mac Desktops / spaces to the same thing.

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8yr ago

Unsplash for iOS 2.0

@rcolinkennedy ah damn yeah — looking into this. Can't promise there's anything we can do, but will definitely see whats possible given the public APIs

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8yr ago

@lukechesser Nice. I know a lot of us out there have a "work space" and a "personal space" for instance and putting different wallpapers on these makes for easy quick differentiation.

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8yr ago

Irvue

@rcolinkennedy @lukechesser This feature was in one of the first versions of Irvue, before it went to Mac App Store. It requires some tricks with AppleScript and continuous reading "com.apple.spaces". However, if your app is distributed through the Mac App Store, you don't have access to "com.apple.spaces" and you can't perform AppleScript easily.

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8yr ago