This is possible due to Twitter user Thanh Trần who shared a bespoke GTK background slideshow that he created. Today it is Linux that we’ll try to bring this feature on. We’ve already shown you how you can get macOS Mojave dynamic wallpaper feature on your Windows PC. This is purely a visual feature but if you’re someone who easily loses track of time, it might even be helpful. A bright and sunny day in the Mojave desert when you turn your PC on but by the time you’re finished with your work in the evening the wallpaper changes to reflect the time of the day.

They change ever so gradually throughout the day such that it gives the impression that you’re staring out into the desert for real. This is basically a wallpaper of the Mojave desert, or more accurately several wallpapers. The other eye-candy feature introduced is the macOS Mojave Dynamic Wallpaper.

Now we’ve had dark themes on Linux since forever but if you dig that macOS look there is also the macOS Mojave GTK theme which includes both light and dark themes. One of the few features was the introduction of a dark mode which is basically a system-wide dark theme. The OS is pretty much a ‘ bugs and fixes’ update though it does bring some new eye candy and a few helpful features.

MacOS Mojave isn’t yet out but Apple did announce the next macOS update at their WWDC event.

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