Flurry screen saver

ISS, and the new underwater videos introduced in tvOS 13ġ545 Screensaver Downloads for Windows & Ma More installation options Aerial is a macOS screensaver that lets you play videos from Apple's tvOS screensaver. Download Aerial Screen Saver by cDima from Github You won't have control over which video plays when, but they still look great. #3d maze screensaver trippy edition download windows 10 You can use a different program to get Apple's TV screen savers on your Windows 10 PC. MacOS Drift Screensaver for Windows (Both need to be downloaded in order for it to work!) Download Video (Front-End) Download Screen Saver (Back-End) I know this is kind of cheating/fake, but it's better than nothing right? Because no matter how hard you look, you are unable to find a Windows version anywhere. Originally created by Calum Robinson, and based on the Seraphim screensaver for Windows, it features colorful, smoke-like, randomly generated flurries that smoothly spread out from a central point on your screen Download Mac OS X Flurry Screensaver for Window You have the option to make the butterflies glow which I think is a really nice touch and you can also change the colour of what you want the butterflies to be as well as the amount of butterflies that there are on the screen Flurry This is a Windows version of Flurry, the default screensaver in the Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar operating system. Phantom Butterflies is a screensaver for Mac OS X 10.4+ and Windows XP that has butterflies flying around your screen. About us About this site Submit a screensaver Terms & privacy Contact us Screensavers Windows screensavers Mac screensavers Animated screensavers Free screensavers Screensaver themes Cool screensavers Space screensavers. Animated (1298) Slideshow (247) By keyword. Download flurry screensaver here If you are a developer, take

Runs higher than 8x6. I'll post it this evening.===Flurry dude:Flurry kicks ass! Add bookmark #14 quote:Originally posted by calumr: Hi - I'm the author of Flurry.Hey, nice job. Flurry always draws attention and glowing comments when people see it.Flurry+Altivec sounds great. Add bookmark #15 hope too many people don't try to download this. mac.com got really crap when they set a limit on the bandwidth - now there is no really good place for freeware developers like me. Oh well. Hopefully this is the last release of Flurry (except perhaps to keep it up to date with new OS versions). If you find any bugs, please include your hardware/OS configuration. There isn't anything new, just the Altivec code and a new address for sending postcards to. Add bookmark #16 I love the flurry screensaver View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif I'm not using it however because it's not dual-head friendly. I'd love to see it where there was a mode to either have one on both windows, or half it split down the middle of the monitors.Only other gotcha is in the Readme, it says "~/Library/Screensavers", instead of "~/Library/Screen Savers". Add bookmark #17 quote:Originally posted by helixblue: I love the flurry screensaver View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif I'm not using it however because it's not dual-head friendly. I'd love to see it where there was a mode to either have one on both windows, or half it split down the middle of the monitors.Only other gotcha is in the Readme, it says "~/Library/Screensavers", instead of "~/Library/Screen Savers".What do you mean? The little check boxes enable that particular 'Flurry' to be shown on each monitor. There should be one column of checkboxes for each monitor. Thanks for pointing out the screensaver path. Add bookmark #18 quote:Originally posted by Xyzzy: I'd be happy with a "blank screen" screen saver... I like to blank my monitor after 3 minutes and put it to sleep after 30... Unfortunately, there is no option for the various sleep modes so OS X uses the deep sleep one... View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gifI can't have a screen saver interferring with my RC5 output... View

Mac iMac (PPC) Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Hi, everyone. I'm having a problem with the Flurry screen saver on my iMac. There are several jittery lines on the screen when the flurry changes colors. Is this normal? Posted on Aug 27, 2005 8:35 PM Aug 27, 2005 8:45 PM in response to Daniel Staten Hi Daniel, What you are seeing is called "screen tearing". It is a result of the graphics card not syncing the image. It appears to be a problem with the radeon 9600 and possibly other radeon graphics cards. Currently there is no real fix for the screensaver, but if you experience it while playing games you can either enable "vsync" in the graphics option in the game or enable it with ATI Displays which can be downloaded here . of 1 Lines with Flurry

Image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gifI have just discovered how to get a blank 'screen saver' whilst installing the Flurry beta.I already had Flurry selected as my current screen saver. As i didn't know how 'stable' the beta was & didn't want to 'loose' the original I compressed it with stuffit (leaving a file named 'Flurry.saver.sit'). I then copied across to Flury beta (renaming it to 'Flurry beta.saver'). on activating the screen saver (via a hot corner), all that appeared was a blank screen. Add bookmark #19 This version is freakin' fast as Hell. I had an average of 6 streams on 12 Flurries, and it didn't stutter a bit on my G4/733. tl Ars Tribunus Militum Add bookmark #20 quote:Originally posted by Chiddler: I'm waiting for an OSX version of The Matrix screensaver, that'll run at resolutions larger that 800x600, then and only then will I switch from Forest. Aight, it's called "iX Xirtam"It came in a group of savers (iX BabelBloX, iX Planets, iX Qix, iX Qix Triangle, iX Spline, iX WanderingPolygon), all of which have "iX" in the name. Maybe you could search for that on VT and find it.It's a pretty good screensaver. Customize the color of the code, speed of it falling, size, how many spinners, and maybe a couple of more things (trace phone #). Add bookmark #21 quote:Originally posted by Durandal64: This version is freakin' fast as Hell. I had an average of 6 streams on 12 Flurries, and it didn't stutter a bit on my G4/733.Yes, vast improvement. Set to 31 streams, fastest motion, no stutters. Cool. So far no problems at all.Dual 800, 1GB RAM, GF3 tl Ars Tribunus Militum Add bookmark #22 Ran 50 Flurries, 5 streams on 45, 31 streams on 5, fast -- running iTunes, Adium, AOLIM, RC5, Omniweb, Mozilla, Aquamon, graphic converter, entourage, word, ialarm, space, and terminal -- a hair of stuttering. Still looked beautiful (really busy though).DP800 1.25GB, 8500 Add bookmark #23 One I got a few weeks ago is called "TriVectus Gravity". Basically it's this..Space. Stars. Planets. The planets are attracted to each other (Gravity) and it's 3d.

Add bookmark #1 Every few months or so, I go hunting for new screensavers...well 'hunting' may be a strong word for hitting versiontracker and typing in 'screen saver' but I digress...Today i was surprised to see several screens worth of results from my search. I downloaded a few and found some very nice ones..the best of which is called Euphoria, it's up there with Flurry only a lot more customizable (although it's in beta so not everything works, it helps to close and reopen System Preferences to get it to accept settings). This has so many options, it seems more like several screen savers in one. From simple 3D warping meshes, to what roughly resemble moving Kandinsky paintings.Another fun one that i've had for a while is called 'planets' - it's really very simple looking - it's a 2D gravity simulator, in which circles of various sizes roam around the screen exerting gravitational influence on each other, when two collide, they assume the mass of both combined. When one reaches a critical mass, it explodes (nova?) into tiny bits that then start the process over again. On rare occasion I've come home to find two circles locked in orbit.Maze is a ressurection of an old screen saver that draws a maze (of definable complexity), defines a start and end point, and then shows you in real time as it tries to solve the maze. It's almost frightening to see the speed at which it tries out various paths.With the right settings, Osirus can be a really cool screensaver with a future-tech aesthetic. It looks like something you might see as a screensaver in a near-future sci-fi movie. At first i was disappointed, but I tweaked the settings until I got something nice.Abstract Motion, while completely devoid of configuration options, is a nice simple saver. Dark lines slowly drift around the screen with areas of color between them, which slowly cycle through color-space. If Euphoria can look like a Kandinsky, Abstract Motion looks like Mondiran on drugs.[This message was edited by FreakTornado on June 30, 2002 at 14:34.] Xyzzy Ars Tribunus