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I have a very nice screensaver that is made for Mac OS X. There is also a version available for Windows and one for Mac OS 9.
Does anybody know if there is a way to use this screensaver on linux?
I have seen some people recommended to use wine, but it seems like this does not provide the real functionality of a screensaver (starting automatically after a while, etc), and I guess It would only work if I have a Wine-Window open, and have this window in full screen.
don't try would be my only advice...... getting this to fire up as a screen saver on the X server, using Wine of whatever, is really not worth it, if it's even possible... i stand to be corrected however!
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