Hypnoticscreensavers
20th Century Voyage
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 3.4/5
Total votes: 96
Average user rating: 3.4/5
Total votes: 96
Buildings and towns are the crystallization of people’s designs. On the contrary, war and terrorism mean the destruction of such crystallized designs. When it was founded, BAUHAUS, which is committed to design, declared the ultimate goal of figurative arts to be "architecture". This word "architecture" is considered to connote the environment. Producing an environment where people can lead a humane life; this is what we consider design to be. Will the coming 100 years become a century of design or of war? How should designers link with society in the new world called the "network"? This is what we need to consider.
3D Matrix
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 2.5/5
Total votes: 171
Average user rating: 2.5/5
Total votes: 171
Attempt to keep your eyeballs in their sockets as you watch this Mac OS X screen saver display the Matrix code swirl on your desktop in mind bending OpenGL API 3D! It can also be set to display the traditional 2D code, as well as heaps of other options.
Abstract
Our rating: 2/5
Average user rating: 1.7/5
Total votes: 72
Average user rating: 1.7/5
Total votes: 72
Your entire screen cycles through a selection of abstract pastel images.
Aqua Mist
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 2.2/5
Total votes: 148
Average user rating: 2.2/5
Total votes: 148
Hi! My name is Micah Cooksey. I'm a 12 year-old in Japan. The other day, I started playing around with Quartz Composer and decided to try and make a screen saver. The result; Aqua Mist.
Astral Blossom
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 69
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 69
Your Macintosh display is a thing of beauty, capable of generating millions of subtle shades. Let Astral Blossom™ transform it into a work of art, with uniquely dazzling effects. Never the same twice, Astral Blossom dynamically traverses the vast color space of your display, taking different paths every time as it generates exhilarating geometric paintings of color and light unlike any other screen saver or visualizer.
Beach
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 1.9/5
Total votes: 256
Average user rating: 1.9/5
Total votes: 256
A selection of tropical beach scenery showcased via the Ken Burns Effect.
Campfirez
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 77
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 77
Bring the relaxing ambience of a crackling fire to your Mac! Campfirez is a realtime fire simulator, complete with authentic sound effects. No need to hunt for firewood, so put away those matches. Start a fire on your screen anytime, without getting burned! Campfirez employs real-time particle animation to create convincing fire simulations. You can set the shape, color, and location in space. The registered version is fully customizable; allowing control of the spread, speed, size, and decay of up to four separate fire emitters. So turn off the lights, pull up a camp chair, and crack open a cold one. Just try not to drop roasted marshmallow goo on your keyboard.
Chemical Burn
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 58
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 58
ChemicalBurn is a screensaver that simulates a transportation network. Packages are generated with a destination, and attempt to find the fastest way there. Frequently used routes get faster, making them more popular. The result is a beautiful self-organizing network colorfully displayed on your screen.
Nodes are randomly generated on the screen. Initially, all connections are equally slow. Packages are generated randomly as the screensaver runs. Each package is generated at a random node, and has another random node set as its destination.
As packages flow through a connection, the connection is strengthened and becomes faster. A disused connection gradually weakens. This is analogous to real-life computer and transportation networks, where the connections with the most traffic get more infrastructure investment and become even faster.
The result is a self-organizing network with complex structure, as popular routes are reinforced with even more traffic, and hubs, rings, and other structures form spontaneously from the simple rules.
If enabled, nodes will be created and destroyed at random during the simulation. When a node is destroyed, it is not immediately removed from the network. Instead the node and its connections turns red, packages are forbidden from using that node in their routes and packages with the destroyed node as their destination are re-routed elsewhere. Once all packages are clear of the destroyed node, it is removed from the screen.
Nodes are randomly generated on the screen. Initially, all connections are equally slow. Packages are generated randomly as the screensaver runs. Each package is generated at a random node, and has another random node set as its destination.
As packages flow through a connection, the connection is strengthened and becomes faster. A disused connection gradually weakens. This is analogous to real-life computer and transportation networks, where the connections with the most traffic get more infrastructure investment and become even faster.
The result is a self-organizing network with complex structure, as popular routes are reinforced with even more traffic, and hubs, rings, and other structures form spontaneously from the simple rules.
If enabled, nodes will be created and destroyed at random during the simulation. When a node is destroyed, it is not immediately removed from the network. Instead the node and its connections turns red, packages are forbidden from using that node in their routes and packages with the destroyed node as their destination are re-routed elsewhere. Once all packages are clear of the destroyed node, it is removed from the screen.
CosmoSaverX
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 65
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 65
A beautiful screensaver for Mac OS X that lets you view a sharp guality image of solar system! It has same engine that come in your Mac OS X package but it give you in high quality and in small sizes.
Cosmos
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 90
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 90
A selection of high quality space images showcased via the Ken Burns Effect.
Desktop Aquarium 3D
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 4.5/5
Total votes: 74
Average user rating: 4.5/5
Total votes: 74
Watch as your monitor fills with water and real 3D fish begin to swim around the screen you were just working on!
Electric Sheep
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 109
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 109
Electric Sheep is a free, open source screen saver run by thousands of people all over the world. It can be installed on any ordinary PC or Mac. When these computers "sleep", the screen saver comes on and the computers communicate with each other by the internet to share the work of creating morphing abstract animations known as "sheep". The result is a collective "android dream", an homage to Philip K. Dick's novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.
Anyone watching one of these computers may vote for their favorite animations using the keyboard. The more popular sheep live longer and reproduce according to a genetic algorithm with mutation and cross-over. Hence the flock evolves to please its global audience. You can also design your own sheep and submit them to the gene pool.
Anyone watching one of these computers may vote for their favorite animations using the keyboard. The more popular sheep live longer and reproduce according to a genetic algorithm with mutation and cross-over. Hence the flock evolves to please its global audience. You can also design your own sheep and submit them to the gene pool.
Euphoria
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 3.8/5
Total votes: 66
Average user rating: 3.8/5
Total votes: 66
This is a ScreenSaver Module for Mac OS X. It's a port of the Windows OpenGL ScreenSaver made by Terence M. Welsh.
FaceTheCrowd
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 59
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 59
A simple serene screen saver module for OS X. Easy installation. More blue for you.
Fading Images
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 66
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 66
FadingImages is a plugin for the Mac OS X screen saver engine that displays the images from a specified folder scattered across your screen and slowly fades them out. It will cycle through all the images before repeating, but since they fade at different rates you will over time end up with different images - and always in different locations and scales.
Fieldlines
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 2.7/5
Total votes: 62
Average user rating: 2.7/5
Total votes: 62
FieldLines is a screen saver that simulates the electric field lines emitted by charged particles. In this screen saver, ions move around the screen and bind to the lines of other ions as they get close and unbind as they move away. As the original author has said, physics never looked so good. FieldLines is available in English, French, and Italian.
Fireflies
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 96
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 96
Port of the OpenGL ScreenSaver made by Matt Perry. This ScreenSaver is displaying swarms of fireflies tracking baits. Source code available.
Flocks
Our rating: 2/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 60
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 60
This is a ScreenSaver Module for Mac OS X. It's a port of the Windows OpenGL ScreenSaver made by Terence M. Welsh.
Flurry
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 4.2/5
Total votes: 72
Average user rating: 4.2/5
Total votes: 72
About 2 years ago, I found some OpenGL code on the internet. I spent a weekend playing around with it, and though that it would be cool to have as a screensaver. I released Flurry 1.0 for free, but asked that users send me a postcard from where they live if they liked it alot.
Flux
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 3.4/5
Total votes: 71
Average user rating: 3.4/5
Total votes: 71
This is a ScreenSaver Module for Mac OS X. It's a port of the Windows OpenGL ScreenSaver made by Terence M. Welsh. All the good things in this ScreenSaver are his.
Foam
Our rating: 2/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 71
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 71
Originally designed by Christopher Tate, as a classic MacOS application called bubbles. Circles make tangents with smaller circles until every usable space is filled (reminds me of Silicon Valley).
Forest
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 73
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 73
A selection of forest scenes showcased via the Ken Burns Effect.
Fracture
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 50
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 50
Fracture is a screensaver for OS X that creates a wide variety of fractal images. It can render the Mandelbrot Set, Julia Sets, Self-Squared Dragons, and Attraction Basin fractals generated using Newton's Method, Halley's Method, and two other root-finding algorithms. It can make images using advanced fractal imaging techniques like orbit traps, periodicity analysis, and binary decomposition, and it can use several different parameterizations for even greater image variety.
Global Consciousness
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 61
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 61
Global Consciousness screen saver pulls from the stream of consciousness in real time from the 'Global Consciousness'. Instead of having pre-determined text, this displays the live text feed from our website. You can add to the global consciousness by going to this website.
Helios
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 4.4/5
Total votes: 68
Average user rating: 4.4/5
Total votes: 68
Helios is a particle attraction/repulsion screen saver where "blobs" emit and receive multi-colored particles. It's difficult to describe, but as some have said about the screen saver, it's pretty insane.
Hills
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 87
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 87
Gently drift over rolling grassy hills, or speed around over a green savanna.
Huepfer
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 42
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 42
One more screensaver displaying fractal-like graphics known as Hopper or Hüpfer.
Hyperspace
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 4.2/5
Total votes: 84
Average user rating: 4.2/5
Total votes: 84
Hyperspace is a screen saver that sends its users on a virtual trip through a wormhole, just like the ones in some sci-fi TV shows and movies. Meanwhile, nebulas and stars fly by.
Ignis Fatui
Our rating: 2/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 27
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 27
Ignis Fatui is a screen saver that displays a simple particle system of drifting, glowing lights.
ImagePuzzle
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 65
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 65
Image-Puzzle is a screen saver for MacOS X which computes animated puzzle images (like photomosaic) out of your iPhoto Library. Many preferences can be applied like iPhoto folders, resolution and many animation options. The computed photo puzzles can be exported to iPhoto to order high quality printouts of the puzzles.
Iota
Our rating: 2/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 16
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 16
Iota is a screen saver that displays simple particles falling against a variety of backgrounds.
Isosurface
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 65
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 65
Isosurface is an application and screensaver built around an implicit surface polygonizer created by Jules Bloomenthal. The polygonizer converts mathematical functions into a triangle mesh which can be drawn with OpenGL. Isosurface allows you to explore a collection of shapes and surfaces, by rotating them and flying around them.
LED Love
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 76
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 76
On the stockmarket of society, watch what love and apathy are trading for.
Little Fluffy Cubes
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.5/5
Total votes: 83
Average user rating: 3.5/5
Total votes: 83
The "Little Fluffy Cubes" screen saver is free software and was coded by Gareth Noyce (aka: Korruptor). It is loosely based on the "Cube Field" demo by Phil Freeman and is my first OS X screen saver. Guess that explains why it's so basic... ;-)
Loops Aqua
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 73
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 73
You like the look of MacOS X? Then this is a perfect addition. We ask ourselves: Why isn't this part of the system ... Flubber!
Loops Beach
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 87
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 87
The perfect beach. Waves roll in. In the distance some birds can be heard. It can't get any better than this. I wish I were there.
Loops Fireplace
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 3.8/5
Total votes: 78
Average user rating: 3.8/5
Total votes: 78
Warm and cosy, this excellent screensaver brings you a real fireplace without running out of wood. Crackles and pops like the real thing. A must-have!
Loops Laundry
Our rating: 1.5/5
Average user rating: 2.4/5
Total votes: 56
Average user rating: 2.4/5
Total votes: 56
This bizarre screensaver does the dirty work for you. Keep it washing or use it as a replacement for your TV. We won't reveal the model though...
Loops Newton
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 92
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 92
It's not rocket science but still a bit of physics. Watch it - watch closer. You're eyes getting tired, you feel sleepy... Wake up!
LotsaGlass
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 86
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 86
This screensaver displays an animated blob of liquid glass that flows and deforms according to various patterns. It was heavily inspired by Futurismo Zugakousaku's work.
LotsaSnow
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 92
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 92
This screensaver draws snowflakes falling down your screen. Simple enough, but the oh-so-clever part is that it uses a semi-physical model for growing each snowflake, meaning every snowflake is actually unique, and also that it uses a quite a bit of processing power. But that's the price you pay for indivduality!
LotsaWater
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 84
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 84
Renders a fairly realistic water effect over your desktop, showing it distorted through the wavy surface of the water as raindrops fall on the surface. It uses quite a bit of CPU power. There are configuration options to vary the accuracy of the simulation to fit the processing power available.
MacHouse Quotes
Our rating: 1/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 77
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 77
MacHouse Quotes is a screen saver that displays over 50 random, uplifting quotes on your screen. I made the screen saver originally just for me. The screen saver contains some of my most-loved quotes. When I was sitting around with my friends one night brain storming how to raise money for graduate school, they suggested I sell my screen saver. I offer a demo version for free and a full version for only $7. The demo version contains 10 quotes, the full version has FIVE times as many quotes!
Marine Aquarium
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 4.5/5
Total votes: 93
Average user rating: 4.5/5
Total votes: 93
You've seen aquarium programs before, but you've never seen anything like this! Marine Life so vibrant you won't believe your eyes. Indescribable realism! Theses fish are actual 3D Models, not flat images dragged accross the screen. This Deluxe version includes 26 different species of fish to choose from. Other features include a starfish, variable lighting, wireframe mode, and more. The 3D fish bend, turn, and swim just like real fish!
Matrix
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 56
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 56
This MacOS X screensaver is based on xmatrix, the xscreensaver hack. I had xmatrix as my LinuxPPC screensaver for as long as Linux was installed on my machine, and thus when I dumped LinuxPPC for OS X, I wanted to bring xmatrix along with me. So, I lifted the logic and the glyphs from Jamie's code, and marched merrily along with no clue about what I was doing.
Matrix Reloaded GL
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 48
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 48
This is a ScreenSaver Module for Mac OS X. It's a port of the Windows/Linux OpenGL ScreenSaver made by Alex Zolotov.
Monet's Water Lilies
Our rating: 1.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 66
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 66
Relax and enjoy Monet's Water Lilies. In the later years of Monet's life he settled down at Giverny and painted his garden and the pond filled with water lilies. In this screen saver you can enjoy many of his famous paintings.
Osirus
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 1.5/5
Total votes: 66
Average user rating: 1.5/5
Total votes: 66
The first in a series of screen savers brought to you by töshöklabs. Osirus generates hypnotic circular patterns, which randomly forms various disc shaped imagery. Controls are provided for different color schemes, the speed, transparency, refresh rate, line thickness, motion, fade, and full screen options.
Plasma Tunnel
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 4.0/5
Total votes: 76
Average user rating: 4.0/5
Total votes: 76
The effect you are about to see was first meant to be the last part of our upcoming demo, but we decided to pull it apart, since it doesn't match the style of the demo anymore. Beside of this it was the result of a boring, rainy sunday here in germany, and can not be considered as something special... but anyways hopefully more special than this ported savers floating around [something to kick your peecee pals asses].
PongSaver
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 56
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 56
PongSaver is an OS X screensaver/clock which keeps time by using the score of a game of Pong. The left side wins once an hour, and the right side wins once a minute.
Pyrotheque
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 60
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 60
Reminisce with me about being a Mac user in the ’80s. Saving the CRT on your precious Plus or trusty IIcx from dreaded burn-in was serious business. Maybe you opted for the simple blank screen; perhaps animated line art was more your style. For me, it was all about the fireworks. Silent, hypnotic, dependable fireworks. It seemed to be what the Mac did on its days off; tiny pixellated explosions were its hobby.
RSS Visualizer
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 4.4/5
Total votes: 96
Average user rating: 4.4/5
Total votes: 96
View news headlines via an RSS feed, displayed on your screen using the beauty of OpenGL.
RedPill
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 4.3/5
Total votes: 76
Average user rating: 4.3/5
Total votes: 76
Red Pill is a free screensaver for Mac OS X. It displays strips of green alien code which slowly draw themselves on the screen as they sweep towards you in 3D. It may bear a certain resemblance to graphics seen in a popular Sci-Fi movie sequel being released in May 2003.
SETI@home
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 56
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 56
SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) is a scientific area whose goal is to detect intelligent life outside Earth. One approach, known as radio SETI, uses radio telescopes to listen for narrow-bandwidth radio signals from space. Such signals are not known to occur naturally, so a detection would provide evidence of extraterrestrial technology.
Radio telescope signals consist primarily of noise (from celestial sources and the receiver's electronics) and man-made signals such as TV stations, radar, and satellites. Modern radio SETI projects analyze the data digitally. More computing power enables searches to cover greater frequency ranges with more sensitivity. Radio SETI, therefore, has an insatiable appetite for computing power.
Previous radio SETI projects have used special-purpose supercomputers, located at the telescope, to do the bulk of the data analysis. In 1995, David Gedye proposed doing radio SETI using a virtual supercomputer composed of large numbers of Internet-connected computers, and he organized the SETI@home project to explore this idea. SETI@home was originally launched in May 1999.
Security
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 82
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 82
What is this shape, and why has it been locked away? It sure looks angry. (responds to audio)
Skyrocket
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 4.6/5
Total votes: 101
Average user rating: 4.6/5
Total votes: 101
There's fireworks screen savers, and then there's Skyrocket. Technology has come a long way since the days of the Pyro! screen saver, and Skyrocket shows how far we've come by rendering fireworks in 3D. Oh, and it also has sound effects to go with the fireworks. And unlike some other fireworks screen savers, this one won't change your screen's resolution.
Snowfall
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 72
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 72
The beautiful snowflake images used as a basis for this screensaver were taken by Wilson Bentley, and are in the public domain. See snowflakebentley.com for more.
SolarWinds
Our rating: 5/5
Average user rating: 4.7/5
Total votes: 77
Average user rating: 4.7/5
Total votes: 77
This is a ScreenSaver Module for Mac OS X. It's a port of the Windows OpenGL ScreenSaver made by Terence M. Welsh.
Space Wars
Our rating: 4.5/5
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 63
Average user rating: 3.3/5
Total votes: 63
Space ships do battle in a dogfight in deep space! Ships chase their enemies, but avoid firing on their comrades. Ships take damage and explode into pieces. Some ships have shields, which absorb damage until they're depleted. Motherships patrol the area as well as small star fighters. Additional space ships available for download to add to the full version.
SpaceTime
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 70
Average user rating: 3.1/5
Total votes: 70
SpaceTime Screensaver for OS X demonstrates a 3D animated warp speed effect and star field skymap. This is Free Software with complete XCode v2.4 sources available via the download page.
Sparkly
Our rating: 4/5
Average user rating: 3.4/5
Total votes: 128
Average user rating: 3.4/5
Total votes: 128
The best way to describe this one is as a glowing ball emitting a shower of colorful sparks as it travels randomly across the screen — kind of like a pixie! It’s actually entertaining to watch.
Stormz
Our rating: 2.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 60
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 60
April showers, bring May flowers! Ever wanted to control the weather? Wished for a calming spring rain, a cold winter snow, or a spectacular lightning storm? Now you can be your own deity and conjure up your Mac's weather at will! Best of all, you won't get cold, wet, or struck by a stray bolt. These storms are contained safely within your Macintosh screen!
Street Crossing
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 59
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 59
New York City, Times Square, on May 9th 2002. Cars passing, a truck turning right. Red means Stop. Green means Go. It's raining. People are walking around with umbrellas. An image of the American metropolis as can be seen every day at this street corner. This perfectly ordinary image contrasts with the stunning city of NYC as we think we know it. Edited in slow motion, this looping movie opens our eyes to the aesthetics and poetry of banality, taking thus the power of alleviating us.
Tripout
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 57
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 57
Tripout is an OpenGL Texture effects screensaver. Tripout doesn't behave nicely on multiple monitors yet.
Virtual Fireworx
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 79
Average user rating: 3.0/5
Total votes: 79
All year long, any holiday or occasion, Virtual FireworX brings a festive mood to your Mac! These pyro-tastic delights burn cool, so they won't burn you, or your screen! Virtual FireworX are realtime 3D particle animations of fireworks simulations. Thanks to new technology available to MacOS X 10.4, a.k.a., "Tiger", Virtual FireworX performs better than it's predecessor, Digital FireworX. Because the fireworks render in realtime, they truly vary from each viewing, randomly igniting in new locations in 3D space!
Void
Our rating: 3.5/5
Average user rating: 3.6/5
Total votes: 79
Average user rating: 3.6/5
Total votes: 79
Enjoy five (Dropdown, Circles, Spin, Fall in, Reptiles) screen animations with our screensaver Void. It takes the screen and plays with it a little.
XScreenSaver
Our rating: 3/5
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 85
Average user rating: 2.9/5
Total votes: 85
XScreenSaver is the standard screen saver collection shipped on most Linux and Unix systems running the X11 Window System
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Skyrocket - 5
Electric Sheep - 5
SolarWinds - 5
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Loops Fireplace - 3
Fenetres Volantes - 2
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Skyrocket - 5
Electric Sheep - 5
SolarWinds - 5
Little Fluffy Cubes - 5
XScreenSaver - 5
Clocksaver - 1
Loops Fireplace - 3