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Satellite Eyes is a simple Mac app that automatically changes your desktop wallpaper to the satellite view of where you are, right now.
The app sits quietly in the menubar at the top of your screen. Pull your laptop out somewhere new, and your desktop will automatically change to the view from overhead.
It features a number of different map styles, ranging from aerial photography to abstract watercolors. And if you have multiple monitors, it will take advantage of the full width, spanning images across them.
Oh, and the source code is available on
The app sits quietly in the menubar at the top of your screen. Pull your laptop out somewhere new, and your desktop will automatically change to the view from overhead.
It features a number of different map styles, ranging from aerial photography to abstract watercolors. And if you have multiple monitors, it will take advantage of the full width, spanning images across them.
Oh, and the source code is available on
What's New
Version 1.3.1:
- Added 4 new map styles from Thunderforest, and UI for customising the preset styles.
- Also, made a separate About window, where everyone can be credited properly.
- And if you're running a map tile server, Satellite Eyes now sets its own user-agent header containing the version number.
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.7 or later
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Satellite Eyes is a simple Mac app that automatically changes your desktop wallpaper to the satellite view of where you are, right now.
The app sits quietly in the menubar at the top of your screen. Pull your laptop out somewhere new, and your desktop will automatically change to the view from overhead.
It features a number of different map styles, ranging from aerial photography to abstract watercolors. And if you have multiple monitors, it will take advantage of the full width, spanning images across them.
Oh, and the source code is available on Github.
The app sits quietly in the menubar at the top of your screen. Pull your laptop out somewhere new, and your desktop will automatically change to the view from overhead.
It features a number of different map styles, ranging from aerial photography to abstract watercolors. And if you have multiple monitors, it will take advantage of the full width, spanning images across them.
Oh, and the source code is available on Github.
