Got to UserName/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup. There open Library.Īssure that you are in column view in the new window. On a Mac press Alt and select Go to in the menu bar. You may find the photo in the iPhone backup on your computer. Runs my script, telling it the name of the backup to processĪnd here is a description of what the script does.Makes the script I wrote above 'executable' (able to be run).Copies the newest backup directory into a place with looser permissions.What those six lines do, for non-programmers: Then copy and paste this into the terminal window: cd ~/Library/'Application Support'/MobileSync/Backups ~/iPhone-Backup-Copy Now, open Terminal (type 'terminal' into spotlight). (right click and 'Save link as' and save into your Downloads folder) This makes it possible to use the image carousel preview for reviewing the images quickly. So I wrote a small script to extract the photos and rename them so they have the proper file extension. However, the majority of them were not photos for me. Looking in the /Users//Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backups folder is effective but very time consuming, especially if you have a lot of files/images in your backup (my phone a 16GB iPhone 5 that is pretty full had nearly 7000 files in there). You can use the following links to download these Apple Ugly Christmas Sweater wallpapers for your device.As an expansion to Macjack's answer, here's the process I just followed to retrieve the lock screen wallpaper on my phone. There are two variations of the wallpaper, one featuring my Basic Apple Guy logo, and another featuring Apple’s six colours logo, available for both 13” screens & the iPhone.Īpple Ugly Christmas Sweater Wallpaper /VsBrLHKTUq I’m sure there must’ve been an easier way to make something like this, but if I had done that, it would’ve had a lot less love sewn into it. I’ve painstakingly, pixel-by-pixel, placed each of these 38,420 knitted squares in these intricate wallpaper to create this piece. “Thirty-eight thousand four hundred twenty knitted squares make up these new wallpapers, which coincidently happens to be precisely the same number of times I swore & went crossed-eyed designing this piece,” he writes.

Just in time for the holiday season, the Basic Apple Guy has shared some Ugly Christmas Sweater Apple wallpapers for the iPhone, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and the iMac in up to 5K resolution.

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