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ferenYes, the Mac had it first -- and then it was ported to XScreenSaver. But now, at long last, Flurry has been made into a Windows-compatible screen saver.
Maybe I'm late to the party on this, but it's such a nice screen saver that I cannot help but gush about it. After I installed it I was pleased to find that it is aware of dual displays in Windows. With just a simple check mark in the settings panel it began to render two different flurries, one on each of my panels. That's just damn cool.
Maybe I'm late to the party on this, but it's such a nice screen saver that I cannot help but gush about it. After I installed it I was pleased to find that it is aware of dual displays in Windows. With just a simple check mark in the settings panel it began to render two different flurries, one on each of my panels. That's just damn cool.
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Date: 2007-11-15 02:40 pm (UTC)I tried this a couple of years ago, be warned I found it to be *very* crashy.
As always though, YMMV.
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Date: 2007-11-16 04:57 am (UTC)Yay for needlessly wasted cycles!
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Date: 2007-11-16 05:26 am (UTC)Flurry for Windows would be cool to put on the work laptop, since those fuddy-duddies in IT blacklisted the Sysinternals BSOD screensaver as a "joke." But that's only because there's no Windows version of the apple2 xscreensaver hack.