Separate Backgrounds in OS X Spaces

Comment from Lino Silva
Time: February 20, 2009, 6:40 pm

Honestly, I don’t really like SpaceSuit.
Tried it for about a week and I guess I found the transition between spaces quite rudimentary. It may please some other users like yourself, though!
Regards,
Lino Silva

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Time: February 20, 2009, 7:17 pm

[...] OS X Daily wrote an interesting post today on Separate Backgrounds in OS X SpacesHere’s a quick excerpt Spaces. Personally, it is my favorite addition to Apple’s Leopard operating system. I have become very accustomed to working with Spaces and have long desired the ability to set a different background for each virtual “space”. That is now possible thanks to SpaceSuit. Installation of SpaceSuit is a breeze and setting your backgrounds involves a simple drag and drop. The only downside or complaint I have thus far is that I can not figure out how to set unique backgrounds across my multiple monit [...]

Comment from Vuulf
Time: March 6, 2009, 1:41 pm

To the author: If you run your dual head system in spanned mode (IE: 3200×1200, etc) simply create a wallpaper that is composed of two 1600×1200 images in one image and apply it as your desktop wallpaper. Should even work with this app

Comment from bull 100
Time: May 5, 2009, 2:53 am

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Comment from tv series
Time: May 5, 2009, 7:45 am

The only downside or complaint I have thus far is that I can not figure out how to set unique backgrounds across my multiple monitors. Maybe a reader out there has figured out how to do this and can chime in. Anyways, Enjoy.

Comment from kumar
Time: May 13, 2009, 8:11 am

That is now possible thanks to SpaceSuit. Installation of SpaceSuit is a breeze and setting your backgrounds involves a simple drag and drop. The only downside or complaint I have thus far is that I can not figure out how to set unique backgrounds across my multiple monitors. Maybe a reader out there has figured out how to do this and can chime in. Anyways, Enjoy.

Comment from Kári Emil
Time: July 6, 2009, 6:23 am

I have a different desktop image set for my Xerox monitor. I just opened the system preferences on that screen and then moved it to the main display on my MacBook and set a different one there. It is always kept, when I plug in the monitor, the image I set for it appears again.

Comment from allegra
Time: September 7, 2009, 1:49 pm

I have thus far is that I can not figure out how to set unique backgrounds across my multiple monitors. Maybe a reader out there has figured out how to do this and can chime in.