#Macbook pro desktop wallpaper change Pc

This will launch Finder and automatically direct you to the Dock folder where the Desktop Picture database file is located. Step 2: Paste the following path into the dialog and click Go. For me the logo will seem silly on my PC, but that surely does not constitute my opinion as being invalid does it? I hope people are open-minded enough to at least take my opinion and recognise it rather than immediately negate it.Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Command + G anywhere on the desktop. That's how I see criticism as being but perhaps we all have different definitions of the word. I would much prefer to have someone scold my work and provide valid and informative reasoning as to why they do not like it so that I may improve on my next films. I'm a filmmaker myself, and if people were to just tell me my films are 'amazing' then that wouldn't do much but light my ego. Purely for critique purposes, I would suggest a removal of the logo, but this does not constitute that the author SHOULD do that, but such constructive feedback is surely better than someone merely stating 'amazing', since that sort of response does not help the author progress in their work. I do hope you both don't take my opinions the wrong way, as I mean absolutely no disrespect in what I say. It seems what I stated has been blown way out of proportion for such a minor remark! I did not intend it to fuel such a massive debate over something so trivial. I'm not questioning the quality of work here, but more of personal taste when it comes to the Apple Logo. I honestly love this wallpaper I believe the lighting is excellent considering it is emitted solely from the laptop itself - very unique. The issue here boils down to personal taste. Michael Do and Stubulman, you both make excellent points, and I admire your arguments which are both equally valid in your responses to my post. your argument does not match up to what I have previously stated and it appears as though you are making a bit of a mountain out of a mole hill.

Please re-read my previous comment again and then see what you wrote in response. I'm finding it difficult to explain this any simpler and I only hope you understand what I'm driving at in my explanation. Having a picture of a Chevrolet on your computer is not like having a picture of an Apple laptop on your computer. This is because a Chevrolet is a car, and desktop wallpapers are for computers. The argument you raised is that having a Chevolet wallpaper is in the same league.

#Macbook pro desktop wallpaper change Pc

Allow me to elaborate Macs and PCs are similar but seperate electronic devices, and having a wallpaper of a Mac on a PC desktop would look rather out of place, because the PC is not a Mac, and vice versa.

This debate concerns the hypocrisy in having a wallpaper for a PC that is of its rival - the Mac. Applying such logic in comparison to religion and motoring is simply absurd, and adds nothing to your argument. I stated that the apple logo would look silly as a desktop wallpaper for a PC user and in order for PC users to have this image on their desktops without it looking weird would be to remove the Apple logo (the rival to PCs) You are taking this logic out of context and twisting it into something it isn't. Stubulman, you totally misinterpreted my point. By no means does a disagreement with someone or something make it any less valid and nor should such an outlook procure negative connotations it merely demonstrates that a particular reader may share your opinion or conversely oppose it. Do you see what I'm saying? If all artists refused to alter work based upon an audience's reception of it then how exactly would we ever advance and improve on the work in question? Critical responses should surely be acknoledged and encouraged when displaying your own work for public scrutiny.Ĭould I also quickly add Tim H, that you shouldn't consider the ratings as either negative or positive, but more of whether the reader agrees or disagrees with your comment. That way both parties can enjoy this wallpaper rather than it looking odd on a PC user's desktop. Jeffrey Picard, I was most certainly not bashing MACs I couldn't care-less if I used a MAC or a PC, as long as it works then I'm happy! I was simply suggesting that in order to broaden a user-base it would be advisable to remove the Apple logo.