ewelina277 wrote:
Could you have the Mt. Fuji wallpaper from macOS 10.7 lion onto macOS Big Sur and later?
From your Finder>Go>Go To Folder copy and paste:
/Library/Desktop Pictures
See what is there...
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ewelina277 wrote:
Could you have the Mt. Fuji wallpaper from macOS 10.7 lion onto macOS Big Sur and later?
Your images as posted appear to be full size...?
If no luck there, are others you can search the web or download:
Interesting !! and thanks for assisting
The high-resolution Mt Fuji image is among those provided in macOS Big Sur. Open the Desktop & Screen Saver preference panel and under the Desktop tab, select Apple Desktop Pictures. Scroll to locate the Mt. Fuji image.
The image from OS X Lion had no reason to be 4K/5K compatible in 2011, so it may not be as sharp as the current image in Big Sur. You can take the Lion Fuji image and place it in a folder in your Pictures folder (e.g. ~/Pictures/Fuji), and then add that folder to the first paragraph's Folder section. Then select that folder to display the image.
VikingOSX wrote:
The high-resolution Mt Fuji image is among those provided in macOS Big Sur. Open the Desktop & Screen Saver preference panel and under the Desktop tab, select Apple Desktop Pictures. Scroll to locate the Mt. Fuji image.
Really? I don't have them.
I am using an M1 mini with macOS 11.6, and the image is present here. I used a Mojave TM drive to complete the initial setup when I received this mini, and the Mt. Fuji image may have originated from that TM source. The image is not on my 2014 MBA running 11.6 though.
Great appreciated !!
Ah, the Migration Factor changes thing greatly.
For others looking in on this question - both the M1 MBA and Mac Mini M1 - no migration used at all. So do not scratch heads thinking something is wrong - it is not..
dialabrain wrote:
/Library/Desktop Pictures not ~/Library/Desktop Pictures.
As you have copies of the wallpapers you can just add them yourself.
In my /Library/Desktop Pictures folder on 11.6.
Interesting. I checked three Macs running 11.6 and none have them. I do have an older iMac which is still running Catalina and it does have one. The second one in the above post.
Interesting, on M1 Mac Mini and M1 MBA and both Big Sur 11.6 /Library/Desktop Pictures does not exist
/Library/Desktop Pictures not ~/Library/Desktop Pictures.
VikingOSX has an M1 Mac mini and he seems to have one.
Could you have the Mt. Fuji wallpaper from macOS 10.7 lion onto macOS Big Sur and later?