If you don’t know how, don’t worry, just open up the Terminal and run these three commands, in order: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:whizzzkid/bingwallpaper sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install bingwallpaper The first command adds the Whizzzkid PPA, which offers the software we want. The program works in GNOME, Cinnamon, Unity and Xfce environments. Option One: Bing Wallpaper (with a Watermark) Our first selection automatically runs when you log into Ubuntu, and checks Bing every four hours for new wallpapers. Let’s highlight two options: one that’s easy to use, but has a watermark, and one that’s a littler trickier, but is watermark-free. And more than one open source enthusiast has designed tools for doing just this. Set up their desktop wallpaper to use those pretty pictures, that’s what! This gives you all the pretty pictures with none of the actual Binginess. You like looking at those pictures, but refuse to use Bing. What’s a Linux user to do? But even you have to admit: Microsoft’s Bing has really nice photos on the home page. You’re a Linux user, so naturally you’re not Microsoft’s biggest fan. A quick search for “Bing desktop Mac” brings up several different pages.Unfortunately the solutions either didn’t work, were too manual, or downloaded low quality versions of the photots.
#Bing desktop wallpaper for mac windows 7#
I liked the Windows 7 desktops so much I wanted the same feature everywhere. I am sure everyone would agree that every images featured on are nothing short of being breathtaking. What's a Linux user to do? Set up their desktop wallpaper to use those pretty pictures. You like looking at those pictures, but refuse to use Bing.
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