Why is it so hard to make just a simple customization as changing login screen wallpaper ?
It's hard to make just a beloved image as login screen wallpaper. Simply I just want to browse image and save as wallpaper for both desktop and login screen. Or just for one of them.
Why do I need to do all steps in below:
- Reboot system in recovery mode by holding command + r on startup.
- Open Terminal in recovery mode and enter the command “csrutil disable”.
- Reboot the system and login as an administrator.
- Open Terminal and enter the command (see note below) “sudo mount -t apfs -wu /dev/disk1s5/Volumes”.
- Enter the following command: “sudo mount -wu /; killall Finder”.
- Navigate to Computer -> Macintosh HD -> System -> Library -> Desktop Pictures.
- Rename the Catalina.heic file to Catalinaold.heic or a different unique file name.
- Move the desired login screen image into the Desktop Pictures folder.
- Rename the new file to Catalina.heic and then log out of the account to confirm changes.
I do not understand that such a difficult and so many steps have to be taken for such a simple process. For an ordinary Mac user, these steps are very meaningless and not practical. Is there a simple way to do this? or any application that taking this steps for you?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
