This happens often enough to be annoying, and something I want to easily correct. One monitor might have a blue background, another might be dark gray. I’ve noticed that when I first boot my MacBook, it doesn’t always restore the same colors I had when I shut down. The first space for business apps, second for coding, and final space for video recording or other tasks. My previous post Moving Between Multiple MacOS Desktop Spaces With Keyboard Maestro, I documented how I like to have multiple spaces across my three external monitors. Second, using a solid color provides a visual queue to which desktop space I’m working in. Having a solid color for a background eliminates any visual distractions for the viewers.
There’s a few reasons for this.įirst, and primarily, I record training videos for Pluralsight. On my Apple MacOS, I prefer to use solid colors for my desktop backgrounds instead of pictures.
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