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I really like 'em! They remind me of the default Aqua desktop pictures Apple included up to Mac OS X Tiger.

They're located in /System/Library/Desktop Pictures. If you create a folder named Desktop Pictures in /Library or ~/Library and copy the files there, they become visible in System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver > Desktop as well. They come in Light and Dark.
I see 38 items in there, but don't think I can find the ones you're referencing. What are they called? Thanks.

Also, is everything in the new folder you're suggesting available as a Safari background? Where are the stock Safari backgrounds stored, and can we add to them?
 
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I see 38 items in there, but don't think I can find the ones you're referencing. What are they called? Thanks.
hello [Color].heic. You need macOS Big Sur version 11.3.x.
 

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Thanks for the fast reply. Doesn't look like they're here in 11.4 beta. That's weird, isn't it? Unless I'm in the wrong folder. (I'm in Macintosh HD/System/Library/Desktop Pictures.)
 
Is there an app that allows me to return to the first space in Mission Control when I swipe right on the last space? As it is right now, I'm having to swipe left until I reach the first screen.
 
Is there an app that allows me to return to the first space in Mission Control when I swipe right on the last space? As it is right now, I'm having to swipe left until I reach the first screen.
I don't know of an app, but ctrl+<number> will switch to desktop <number>, so ctrl+1 will return you to desktop 1.
 
Here's a *really* little thing I just noticed after all this months, and it triggered my OCD: Looks like whoever made the Big Sur wallpaper struggled a bit with the curve tool, and it's off by a few pixels in many spots. I can't unsee this now, and it kinda ruins the flow, lol.

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Here's a *really* little thing I just noticed after all this months, and it triggered my OCD: Looks like whoever made the Big Sur wallpaper struggled a bit with the curve tool, and it's off by a few pixels in many spots. I can't unsee this now, and it kinda ruins the flow, lol.

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Thanks for that, can’t unsee it now! Fortunately the days of this wallpaper being the default are numbered.
 
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Here's a *really* little thing I just noticed after all this months, and it triggered my OCD: Looks like whoever made the Big Sur wallpaper struggled a bit with the curve tool, and it's off by a few pixels in many spots. I can't unsee this now, and it kinda ruins the flow, lol.
You should file in a bug report. :cool: No joke.
 
Finally found something that is a b*gger.

The Greek Polytonic keyboard that was so useful in 10.7.5 for typing ancient Greek has vanished.
 
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They've totally gutted "encrypted" MacOS Extended (Journaled, Encrypted) partitions on spinning hard drives :p

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Either way now its gotta take a long time... I always did a quick "encrypted" partition on my WD drives, followed by a MacOS-Extended route, just to destroy without taking the extra time of secure erase.

Also, the Time/Date on the clock on menu bar was a nice way to quickly view the date/year, (click to drop down)... Now all it is useful for is opening widgets... I guess there could be a replacement for that.

Even on iOS, you can still swipe down to see the time/date on notification screen.
 
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