#Satellite eyes wallpaper mac os x#

If you are planning to land a major feature, please raise an issue to discuss it first. Not tested yet with Rosetta 2, Apple Silicon è pronta per Satellite Eyes, Rosetta 2 support for Satellite Eyes, Satellite Eyes on M1 Macbook Air, Satellite Eyes on M1 Macbook Pro, Satellite Eyes on M1 Mac Mini, Satellite Eyes on M1 iMac.

Improving the visual appearance of the preferences pane Makes your wallpaper the satellite view of your location.

Controls for configuring each Space independently (the official APIs to do.

Ability to display imagery from interesting places around the world. Explore a curated collection of Satellite Wallpapers Images for your Desktop, Mobile and Tablet screens.

Contributions would be especially appreciated for: I'll do my best to review them and include them where possible. If you want to contribute a feature or a bug fix to SE, that'd be great. This image was taken in 2013 by Landsat 7, a NASA satellite that uses thermal infrared sensors to help scientists better distinguish.

Alex Forey for Retina compatible icons.

Justin Hileman for work on the image effects.

For a list of all missions, visit the missions A-Z page.

Many thanks to the following folks for their contributions to Satellite Eyes: NASA Images Mission Galleries View images from our missions exploring the universe and our home planet. You might need to fiddle the project (and the LaunchAtLogin subproject) to use your own team and certificates, but please don’t commit these changes. The version we use is locked using Ruby’s Bundler.

To build for Debug, make sure you’ve got a working Cocoapods installation. It's not very well documented, sorry, but it's not a big codebase, so I'm sure you'll work it out.

#Satellite eyes wallpaper mac os x#

tomtaylor/satellite-eyes Mac OS X app to automatically set your desktop wallpaper to the satellite view overhead.Satellite Eyes (SE) is an Xcode 8.1 compatible project, targeting 10.8 upwards. Mac OS X app to automatically set your desktop wallpaper to the satellite view overhead. Satellite Eyes is a small OS X application that sits in your system tray (next to the clock) and automatically updates your desktop wallpaper to the satellite or map view overhead.