Pimp Your Screen
2.2
Pimp Your Screen
2.2Custom desktop wallpapers.
Overview
Pimp Your Screen is here to customize the look of your desktop by giving you an exclusive selection of specially designed background images and wallpapers arranged in categories. Choose from a variety of minimalistic images, abstract backgrounds and truly unique wallpapers that will bring even more beauty to your Mac. Pimp Your Screen is a true pleasure to use due to its neat interface and well thought out design. Finding a wallpaper of your choice has never been so fun and easy!
Features
- Exclusive content designed specially for your Mac
- Animate your wallpapers in just a few clicks
- Enjoying the iOS version of Pimp Your Screen? Find the same background image for your Mac
- Supports all available resolutions
- Multiple Display Support
- Automatic resolution detection
- Different categories to let you find a wallpaper of your choice more easily
- Preview your background image before saving
- Popular, Favorite and New tabs
- Regular content updates
- Rate the images you enjoy most and add them to your Favorites Bring more color and beauty into your daily life
What's new in Pimp Your Screen
Version 2.2:
- More retina wallpapers for almost all types of devices: discover and enjoy new crisp and sharp-looking images added every day!
- Important performance and stability fixes for fast and smooth work on OS X 10.11 El Capitan
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$1.99
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- Mac OS X 10.7.0 or later
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I just realized that this app does not realize that it is out of date and cannot self update.
My paid version is 2.0 whereas MacUpdate tells me that the latest version is 2.1.
And so updating means a trip to the AppleStore and that's a pain inthe studio because i am not always on line and i am still old fashioned and rely on the app to know and update itself when i do go on line.
There is something wrong when the app itself does not know that it is out of date and so you lose a point for that Mr Developer.
I wonder how these folks even manage to watch tv, what with the frequent use of the F word and other profanities so prevalent in programming nowadays - they probably stick to watching BBC and the 700 Club.