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Desktop wallpaper that looks like a lava lamp with soothing colors that gently melt and ooze throughout the day. Or you could have another plug-in for it that has the look of a oil projection lamp with pretty colors and bright lumps of vibrant shimmiring luminosity. You get the idea... it's proably allready
out there, but if not..somebody build it. Instead of static pictures or patterns something more creative should color the computers desktop.
No, not a screen saver!! Wallpaper!
[protean]'s link as a link.
http://www.hewgill.com/xearth/index.html
[angel, Aug 03 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
Drempels
http://www.geisswerks.com/drempels/
"Psychotherapeutic screensaver and desktop enhancer" [Benjaminos, Aug 03 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]
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Monty Python's 'Desktop Pythonizer' gave you 'living wallpaper', animated and occasionally interactive wallpaper behind the icons. |
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"View as webpage" in Windows will allow you to use animated gifs, although it clunks the computer somethin' abooraxly. <I once set someone's system to use a small animated rotating ball as the tiled background. It took him five minutes to open the display properties to kill it...> |
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xearth wallpaper (windows port) updates as often as every minute with a view of the Earth from a configurable viewpoint. |
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Baked - Very cool, however. |
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Very nice, remove the old "stale chip" wall papper and in with the 3d cinema! Very dashing. |
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yeah i've seen one of those. it's a screen saver, but the your destop starts melting. |
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