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MacBook Air
Press cmd+shift+g and paste the following:
/Library/Application Support/com.apple.idleassetsd/Customer/4KSDR240FPS
Press enter and it should look something like this:
Delete the ones you don't want.
SergeantMac wrote:
Since OS Ventura. I can't imagine anyone who has been a Mac user for any length of time being pleased with Ventura/Sonoma - again, the most confusing, counter-intuitive operating systems Apple has ever dumped out on the public. Oh yes, "Apple will do what they will do"............and once loyal Apple customers "will do what they will do" which could very possibly be not buy another Apple product.............
I've been using Apple computers since before Macs, the Apple IIe, to be exact. I liked Ventura and I like Sonoma. I find them as easy to use as most versions of macOS and far easier to use than the early versions of Mac OS. I mean, who wants to go back to Multifinder or troubleshooting extension conflicts? Okay, ResEdit was fun as long as you didn't do something stupid but people so often did.
Don't assume that, because you don't like something, your view is shared by everyone else.
You have to select Add Photo > Choose… then Navigate to the location where you saved it.
My folder is empty???? There's nothing in there?
You need to make sure your laptop is updated to the somas version
Don't assume that, because you don't like something, your view is shared by everyone else.
I am not “assuming” anything. To each his own.
Location of Downloaded Wallpapers in macOS Sonoma. Delete wallpaper after downloading it.
