One of the novelties that we saw in the presentation of macOS Mojave is the use of dynamic backgrounds. I must say that I am not very much in favor of this type of elements that consume system resources. Apparently in the presentation, the dynamic background will adapt to the time of day to show lighting on the screen according to the time of day.
This background along with macOS Mojave's dark mode is the perfect set. At the moment we cannot choose, as we have a single dynamic fund. Until today then we know a new unofficial fund.
The dynamic background is composed of a burst of shots in time-lapse mode, in HEIF format, to consume as little space as possible. It is for this reason why making dynamic backgrounds should be too complicated, with a good camera, time and a suitable landscape.
Today we have known the first unofficial dynamic fund of Apple. Your Creator Ole begemann he advertised it on his twitter account. It is a map of the world whose illumination changes as the day progresses. This background is aesthetic and practical at the same time. At a glance we can know which phase of the day is occurring in a specific area of the planet.
But if you feel like trying Live Wallpapers, you don't have to wait for macOS Mojave to release in September. The application EarthDesk contains a dynamic background similar to that provided by Ole Bergmann. It is an application that has been available for Mac for a long time and therefore requires Mac OS X 10.10 or higher installed.
We can have access to the free version, but this one comes with watermarks, to test the system it is not bad. Nevertheless, the paid version is somewhat expensive, as we must go to the checkout and pay $ 24,99 Or wait to see other unofficial contributions, which we will surely see more and more as the date of the presentation of macOS Mojave approaches.