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 Snowflakes - 1.1.1adds falling snow to your desktop |
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snowflakes - mac os X 
- Version: 1.1.1, 12/28/2004 01:01PM PST
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Lola10
I'm not thrilled with it; doesn't do much for me especially since all my desktop pictures are of warm places. Big problem--I can't get rid of it. After I quit it, I can't eject it or drag it to the trash because it tells me it's in use.
An alternative that I like is "Sno" - Version: 1.1.1, 12/27/2004 01:14PM PST
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GeorgeRCarrJr
Sno allows you to control the speed, size, wind, random. It also comes with source.
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- An alternative that I like is "Sno"
Not bad... - Version: 1.0, 12/14/2004 12:19AM PST
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eobanb
Not bad, though the amount of CPU this thing uses is insane. I think you need to cut the CPU down to 10% or less, which is totally possible, of course. Also, I want to make the snowflakes fall slower. I know there's an option in preferences, but they still don't go slow enough. Blowing from side to side would be nice. I'd also want to adjust the transparency and size.
