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Everyday I log in, I see the same login background. It would be great if I can change that boring login background.
Actually, Mac has already provided us with this feature, but it's buried inside the system that we would hardly realize it by plainly looking at the surface. Here are few required steps to change your login background.
It's easy to find it. It's located inside /Library/Desktop Pictures/. For shortcut, you can open Finder, call address bar with Command-Shift-G and then consecutively type /Library/Desktop Pictures/. That will bring you to Desktop Pictures folder upon hitting Return key.
You will realize that the login background looks exactly the same as this picture titled Aqua Blue. Actually, Mac uses this Aqua Blue for login background. Now, we got the clue. Then, what's next?
Find your most favorite background, move it to this Desktop Pictures folder and change the name to Aqua Blue. Finally, you will see brand new login background for your next login.
Several things you need to remember :
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