The only way I know how to do it is to delete all the desktops, change the wallpaper for the first one, and start adding as many as you want.
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All the new ones will have the wallpaper you put for the first one. I ran into the same issue and ended up putting together a small command line script source code to solve it. Usage should be roughly the same as the bash script you linked. Mavericks introduced better multi monitor support, part of which include changes to how wallpaper settings were stored.
In older versions the settings were stored in a plist essentially a text file. Mavericks made the switch to a small and simple sqlite database. The old script had one simple improvement it reads from stdin for the filename and because osx terminal pastes the filepath if you drag a file on it, you could simply drag your wallpaper on the terminal window after you started the script.
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Well, you could simply drag the file before before executing your program, but i like the old variant more. I have never done something with go, but if i find some time this weekend, i will try to add this feature to your code. Cake Day. Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser.
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I spent about five minutes. Printing all the domains via defaults domains is a very helpful way to check what actually can be changed. Domains are objects that contain settings for a particular system component, installed application or a configuration.
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If you like me are not a big fan of the comma separated output of defaults domains , you can pipe it through a translate command to make the output much easier to read. The idea is to traverse through any domains that we would like to change and compose a command that overrides the current setting.
The workflow would look something like this:. As you can see it is not that complicated. Bear in mind that some changes require you to restart an app or, occasionally, a full reboot of the operating system.
A good idea is to close an app before changing any of its settings via the command line. Browsing through the output of a defaults read command or browsing uncle Google for the correct domain and key can be a daunting task. Luckily you can easily find it out by yourself. Good old diff to the rescue!