I can use Automater to change the wallpaper of the current "space" im in, but I can't tell it to change another space.
Any thoughts?
Change a Mac Mission Control wallpaper using the terminal
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No, there is no way to do that in the current build. Well, sort of. An example is if you have iTunes open in fullscreen in a separate desktop, and go to mission control, the desktop will be called iTunes.
You can do this from the dock.
Switch to the space you want to pin your app to, then access the options menu from its dock icon:
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This isn't automator, but works well for me.
In the space that you want to change the desktop, open System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver > Select the picture you want for that space/screen.