MacBook Pro 13" Software: Safe Simple Customizing Replacement

简介

Where to go to locate image files responsible for Mission control and dashboard backgrounds. Then I will show you HOW TO SAFELY AND PROPERLY CHANGE THEM!

步骤 1 Software: Safe Simple Customizing

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As Always: Be Careful. The Files around what you are working with ARE VITAL TO YOU Operating SYSTEM and IT's UI!

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步骤 2

Open up Finder.
Navigate to your System Hard Drive (ie: Mine is "Macintosh HD")
Open "SYSTEM"
Open "LIBRARY"
Open "CORE SERVICES"
NOW BE CAREFUL Some of these Apps are important! Find the app "DOCK.APP" open the menu (right click/two finger click) and click "SHOW PACKAGE CONTENTS"
Open "CONTENTS"
AGAIN BE CAREFUL HERE!!! Open "RESOURCES"

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步骤 3

The Files within this folder are very important for part of your Mac's GUI; So Only mess with the following files mentioned!
"PIRELLI.png" & PIRELLI@2... These files are responsible for you dashboard background and Mission Control Tab for Dashboard(if enabled)
There is a set Tiling mode in the OS so selecting an image of proper size is crucial.
Create a new folder called "pirelliORIGINAL" and place these two AND ONLY TWO files here
Next Take your desired Image and rename it to "pirelli.png"
Dimensions: I Use 2880 x1900
And as shown move the image to the RESOURCES FOLDER

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步骤 4

Now for Mission Control:
Same steps as before instead find the files labeled "defaultdesktop.png" & " defaultdesktop@2x.png"
put in a new folder labeled "defaultdesktopORIGINAL"
Chose Your Image (Make sure it is a Higher Resolution Image) and rename it to defaultdesktop.png
Again Drag the new image to this folder ("RESOURCES")
So the files are moved and in place, now to activate it...

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步骤 5

open up your terminal
type the following EXACTLY (case-sensitive) killall Dock [press enter]
*You may need to have super user permissions for the step above. If so, add the word "sudo" before the command above. (So the whole command will read sudo killall Dock)
'YOU SHOULD NOW SEE YOUR NEW BACKDROPS!""