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1.rlxone / Equinox

🌇 🌃 Create dynamic wallpapers for macOS.

macos
swift
wallpaper
application
app
native
+2 more

Swift MIT2.2K total79 forks

+241 stars

from 1,909 · score 5.49

2.mczachurski / wallpapper

:computer: Console application for creating dynamic wallpapers for macOS Mojave and newer

macos
swift
dynamic
wallpaper
dynamic-wallpapers

Swift MIT3.4K total137 forks

+48 stars

from 3,396 · score 3.89

3.tomtaylor / satellite-eyes

Mac OS X app to automatically set your desktop wallpaper to the satellite view overhead.

satellite
satellite-eyes
desktop-wallpaper
overhead

Swift Other license683 total64 forks

+9 stars

from 674 · score 2.30

4.davidcelis / Sunscreen

:sunrise: A macOS app that sets your wallpaper based on sunrise and sunset.

wallpaper
macos
sunrise
sunset
flux
morning
+2 more

Swift MIT62 total2 forks

+1 stars

from 61 · score 0.69

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