Lion Wallpapers

At first attempt of Lion upgrade (download from Mac App Store and install) i noticed that my Snow Leopard Wallppers still there in their respective location with added new few pictures courtesy of Lion. Since i feel my system become sluggish and a lot garbage happen in Launchpad....i decided to do clean install. Erase my HD and install Lion directly from CD i made. After finish installation i try to change wallpaper but my snappy Snow Leopard wallpapers is gone....left with Lion alone.....is it gone or directed to other folders? is there anyway i can take back SL wallpapers or any download sites?

Hey Ghard Diene,
      If you search Google for "Snow Leopard Wallpapers", you will be able to download them to your computer. Another solution is to go back to Snow Leopard, find the wallpapers folder, copy them to an external drive, and then move them back once in Lion. Lion's wallpapers are pretty cool, you you should check them out as well! Also, Lion makes it unbelivably easy to set any photo as your wallpaper. Simply right click the photo, and click "Set as Background".
Best of luck,
@youyouxue
Lion Developer

Similar Messages

  • Missing Lion Wallpapers in Lion !!!

    I recently found and added all the old wallpapers from snow leopard and leopard. but now Lion default wallpapers aren't Shown, i'm sure i haven't overwrite
    nothing. How can i Solve this ????

    Create a new user and log into it, see if your Lion wallpaper is there, if so, perhaps just transfer all your files over using the Shared Drop box
    https://discussions.apple.com/message/16276201#16276201

  • What happened to my Lion Wallpaper?

    I have Lion 10.7 and was using the new wallpapers. Now, my desktop wallpaper has reverted back to the Snow Leopard wallpapers I was using before installing Lion.  When I go to the System Preferences to change the wallpaper back, I'm only presented the SL wallpapers.  No Lion wallpapers exist anymore.  What happened to these and how do I get them back???

    You need to upgrade and buy Mountain Lion Server from the app store for $20.
    http://www.apple.com/osx/server/

  • Adding new wallpapers to Mountain Lion

    I've been in the process of resizing some photographs I've taken into the screen resolution for the 27 inch iMac, and also I've been downloading some too from various wallpaper websites.
    When I get my iMac, I am wanting to add these wallpapers into the same folder/location that that pre installed wallpapers are stored so that all my wallpapers are in this one location.
    I was wondering if someone could tell me how I do this?
    Thanks in advance

    Alberto Ravasio wrote:
    tal1971 wrote:
    When you say "You must authenticate to put files in that directory". Does this mean I would be presented with a password prompt where I would then need to enter my password before the files would be allowed to be copied to the folder you mentioned?
    Yes. That's correct.
    If you are using an admin user it will be asked for the password only. Otherwise if you are using a standard user, you must provide both an admin username and its password.
    But as others suggested, it is better to keep a wallpapers' dedidicated folder inside your user folder.
    Thanks very much for the help Alberto its much appreciated.
    I would be setting up only one account on the iMac, and this would be an Admin account/user. Myself and my girlfriend would just share this one account, which is what we've done for years on our current Windows PC.
    I agree, it is going to be easier to have a dedicated folder for placing my own wallpapers, like what sbriss suggested earlier. I can give this folder a descriptive name such as Custom Wallpapers, so that it would be easy to find. Thanks again for the help everyone, its been much appreciated

  • Overlapping wallpapers on external monitor w/mountain lion

    When I close the lid on my early 2011 Macbook Pro with my external monitor pugged in via a thunderbolt to displayport adaptor, the wallpaper from the macbook overlaps the different wallpaper on my external monitor. This has only started to happen after upgrading to Mountain Lion. Any ideas on how to fix this?

    I have been experiencing this, but with Lion, not Mountain Lion. It is driving me nuts!
    I am using LG L246WP monitor via HDMI to DVI on MacPro1,1. I have tried changing cables, even tried VGA to DVI (no blackouts with VGA, but not sure I can trust that, because there is no set pattern of when it will blackout!).
    I did try another monitor for most of a day - no blackouts/flickers, and as soon as I hooked up my original monitor, I got blackouts, which led me to believe it is the monitor.
    I have searched and read several forums on blackouts, each with different configurations, so at this point I am not sure what it is. I even replaced my Graphics/Video card, because someone on Apple forum said most likely that was the culprit, but still having same problem (even as I type this!).
    It is like something is intermittently interfering with signal???

  • Any way to theme the dock in Mountain Lion

    I've been using Dock Library for the past few versions of osx to theme my dock with a dark glass background, I find it much easier to see the icons with my choice of wallpapers if there is a dark contrast behind the icons.
    Is there any way to do this in mountain lion? Dock Library seems to no longer work and for such a basic usability issue it seems mad that I can just pick even from between a dark/light style for the dock.
    Kind regards
    Dave.

    ok just found this
    http://www.nothinggoes.com/transdockx/
    and at least it solves the problem but it's a workaround.
    Coming from linux I find this level of non-customisability quite irritating, especially when it's a basic function of the os.
    Kind regards
    Dave

  • Issue with wallpapers and screens

    Hi,
    I believe I have found an issue with the wallpapers configuration when switching from a 2 monitor configuration to a 1 external monitor configuration.
    The following procedure reproduces this issue:
    - If you don't already have create a second virtual screen.
    - Connect your MBP to an external monitor with a different resolution (in my case a 1080p Samsung monitor). Configure the desktop as extended.
    - On virtual screen 1 change the desktop wallpapers for the external monitor and the built-in monitor. They should be different.
    - Now close the build-in monitor so that the external monitor becomes the primary and the only one active.
    - Now swipe left with the 3 fingers to change to virtual screen 2.
    - The result is the wallpaper for the built-in monitor will appear on top of the wallpaper for the external monitor with the top left corner on the top left corner of the monitor screen but it will be displayed with the resolution of the built-in monitor, so one will be on top of the other like on the attached image.
    Below you can see virtual screen 1 and virtual screen 2 screenshots:
    This looks like a bug. Are any of you able to reproduce this?
    I have an early 2011 MBP:
    2,3 Ghz Intel Core i5
    4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
    Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB
    Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 (11C74)
    Best Regards,
    Sergio

    hi
    what i believe is the problem with your date profile
    to make the time as user time zone ,you need to make following settings
    Customer Relationship Management--->Basic Functions--->Date Management---->Define Date Profile
    Here for a Date Profile, u need to create the reference object adn then assign this object to your date type
    the date profile works in following way ,first we have to create our date type and assign the date rule to it and then assign this date type to the date profile
    so in similar way u need to first do changes in the refernce object ,which will be user user time zone in time
    and then assign it to the date profile
    Also after this just check inside the T code ZTAC
    hope it will end ur probs
    best regards
    ashish

  • Please help my desktop images, wallpapers gone.

    Please community i need your help. I restored my computer from Lion to lion, before i had Leopard and i had all my favority desktop wallpapers, for example aurora , earth horizon , earth etc..      When i installed for the first time Lion , i got even more desktop images  for ex. Aurora at grey or blue colors those i loved so much . I am so new to mac's ok i did not even know where my folders were, i even wanted to get the same background images for me phone too ^^. But when i did a restore from Lion to Lion means that i erased(and i forgot to backup or search for the desktop images on my mac it was to late ) my disk and got the install all over again , all my desktop wallpapers were gone. Now please if possible for some1 to sent me if he got upgraded from Leopard to Lion and did not erased or kept a backup of desktop images, to simple sent me the folder with all the descibed images i mention, i would be very happy again thank you.

    have had the same problem. also not a computer buff - mine had not been in for work when it would go to sleep after i had shut if down. happened a few times then i lost photos, lots of them. took it to local APPLE repairs and they found nothing, 21 days later.
    last night it did it again - powered off at home and sleeping when i got to the office.
    any advice?

  • How do I make Wallpaper Wizard work on Mountain Lion?

    Hi,
    On the Lion OS, selecting a new wallpaper on Wallpaper Wizard was easy. It remained until it was changed.
    Now on Mountain Lion, the selected Wallpaper Wizard wallpaper remains only until the next re-boot. The wallpaper reverts to Galaxy.
    Are there any settings I can make in Mountain Lion such that the wallpaper will remain until I change it?
    I am not sure, but I think that you can move a Wallpaper Wizard image into the folder from which wallpapers are selected. But I do not want to load my SSD with such unimportant material.
    Thank you for your replies
    RoystonfromBrighton.

    Hi RoystonfromBrighton,
    This issue about the "change wallpaper" has been fixed in Mountain Lion and the new Wallpaper Wizard update has been sent to MacAppAtore.
    As soon as it's checked - the update will be available for downloading.
    Also you can download the update version from site - http://wallwiz.com/download/
    Extremely sorry for the inconvenience.
    If you have more questions - email at [email protected], please

  • Has anybody else lost the Lion Andromeda wallpaper?

    Quick question!
    Has anybody else completely lost the Andromeda wallpaper from Lion? It seems as if the Mountain Lion galaxy has completely replaced it. I remember when I updated to Lion from Snow Leopard, the SL wallpapers were allocated to folders such as "Nature" etc.
    Cheers!

    Yes! And there is no new Mountain Lion picture, I mean the real thing, the animal.
    If you want to have Andromeda back: http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/9793/andromedagalaxy.jpg

  • Is AppStore Lion installer stripped down of stuff?

    1) If you install a copy of Lion from AppStore onto a fresh clean install of Snow Leo it takes almost 17Gigs of space. However if you burn the Lion installer onto a DVD (or USB for that matter) and perform a clean install the OS only takes up around 10Gigs. The most obvius things are iDVD, iWeb and wallpapers ... but I don't believe these three could possible take up 10 Gigs. So is Lion stripped donwn in any other way?
    2)If so is the full version comin to retail any time soon? I heard about it goin to be released on usb keys...

    Thanks for your reply
    I tried Disconnect devices and network cables nothing
    I can't Perform a Safe Boot i press shift key but nothing
    I tried Reset the NVRAM / PRAM nothing
    Now  i am downloading lion os again "god help me"
    For  this step Start from your Mac OS X Install disc; use Disk Utility
    (why apple stop  Mac OS X Install disc ??? it is not a good idea )
    Check your cables and power source
    It is ok
    Remove third-party RAM and internal hardware
    Did not upgrade
    Is there another fixes  in case i couldn't download Lion os

  • How would i get in contact with someone working on Lion?

    I would like to get in contact with someone who has some say so in whats going on with Lion.
    This might sound like an ignorant question -.- not very important,but i would like to send them a photo to be used as a black and white wallpaper.
    It is of a statue of a lion. Seeing that they have a black & white section of wallpapers. i feel 100% confident that this will go very well with that release.
    I am using it as my wallpaper now. Absolutley stunning. Any help guys?

    There isn't an email address for such a purpose. And Apple could not accept unsolicited content such as a photo in any case. If you know the photographer or image house that owns the copyright to the photo, you can suggest its use to Apple via their feedback page:
    http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
    and include the information for them to find and obtain the photo.
    Regards.

  • How add Desktop picture Art to X Lion

    I have installed new OS X  Lion. but I can not find my old desktop picture "Art" any more. How can I add this set of pictures to my Desktop background? Any help is much appreciated.

    This folder is gone from the Apple wallpapers in Lion. If you still have a backup of your old system or a good friend still running Snow Leopard, navigate to Macintosh HD/Library/Desktop Pictures and you shall find the Art folder there alongside many others that are "missing" in Lion.

  • Package contains the wallpapers?

    What is the name of the package on the installation DVD that contains the wallpapers?
    And how do I extract them from the DVD?

    I want the wallpapers without having to be installing leopard, snow leopard, lion and mountain lion, so I copy everything to a folder and use it on my leopard and tiger.
    I do not want google images because they change shades of color.

  • Where does apple get their wallpapers from

    Where does apple get their wallpapers from and how can you contribute.

    Apple seems to use a wide source for their screen images...some were from NASA (such as Lion and Mountain Lion), some may have been photo pros.
    If you want, contact Apple by way of feedback, http://www.apple.com/feedback and at corporate: http://www.apple.com/contact

Maybe you are looking for