You can, I do without any problems and I'm sure that the system recognizes quite a few different file formats. I should have said that the default for Apples' desktop pictures is PICT format but I doubt that you would want to use tiff for example, because they are usually quite large files. I think size might be the issue here, not file format, but the format will of course define the size.
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