Dynamic desktop

Dynamic desktop is a feature introduced in macOS Mojave (10.14), in which the desktop background changes according to the time of the Mac's current location. If Location Services are turned off the Privacy pane of the System Preferences, then the time zone specified in the Date & Time preferences will be used.
==Functionality==
Supported versions of macOS use time and location data to calculate the position of the sun in relation to the user and then dynamically generate a desktop image from a series of images encoded in HEIC format.macOS Dynamic Desktop by Mattt, NSHipster. 2018-10-01.
==Gallery==
===macOS Mojave (v.10.14)===
MacOS Mojave landscape bright 5K.jpg|Daytime landscape background (5K)|link=
MacOS Mojave landscape dusk 5K.jpg|Dusk landscape background (5K)|link=
MacOS Mojave landscape dark 5K.jpg|Nighttime landscape background (5K)|link=
===macOS Catalina (v.10.15)===
MacOS Catalina landscape bright 6K.jpg|Daytime landscape background (6K)|link=
MacOS Catalina landscape dark 6K.jpg|Nighttime landscape background (6K)|link=
===macOS Big Sur (v.11)===
MacOS Big Sur landscape bright 6K.jpg|Daytime landscape background (6K)|link=
MacOS Big Sur landscape cloudy 6K.jpg|Cloudy dusk landscape background (6K)|link=
MacOS Big Sur landscape dark 6K.jpg|Nighttime landscape background (6K)|link=
===macOS Monterey (v.12)===
MacOS Monterey desktop light 6K.jpg|Light desktop background (6K)|link=
MacOS Monterey desktop dark 6K.jpg|Dark desktop background (6K)|link=
==References==
==External links==
*macOS User Guide: Change Desktop preferences on Mac at Apple Support
*User-created Dynamic Desktops for Mojave? at Reddit
===Articles===
*How to create your own Dynamic Desktops in macOS Mojave by William Gallagher at AppleInsider (2018-10-01)
*How to Use macOS Mojave's New Dynamic Desktop Feature by Juli Clover at MacRumors (2018-09-25)
*The 3 Best Mac Dynamic Wallpaper Sites (And How to Make Your Own) by Shubham Agarwal at MakeUseOf (2019-12-16)
*Yes, you can get more Dynamic Desktop wallpapers for Mojave. Here's how. by Stan Schroeder at Mashable (2018-09-28)
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