What's your favorite current screensave module for OS X? What modules would you like to see ported (from After Dark, X11 Screensaver, Windows, or wherever?)
I love plasma tunnel, atlantis, and flurry the most for pure beauty, and breve walker for the cool concept, but I use xirtam (matrix spelled backwards) the most because it just looks so good on a tibook. The savers I'd like to see ported are flying toasters and fish although they do seem a little windoozey now to me.
I would like to see some of the After Dark modules ported. How about Lunatic Fringe--the first After Dark screen saver game! That would be awesome. The marbles one was pretty cool, too.
I know this is pretty old school but Id like to see the AfterDark 'totally twisted' savers ported over. They were at times a little cheesy but damn I laughed my a$$ off! especially the one where the little kittens got run over by the dude on the lawn mower....hahaaha!!!
btw, I used to have that Matrix saver but reinstalled and now cannot find it again. can someone post a link?
It's on VersionTracker at... http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=10460&db=mac It's part of the illumineX Screen Saver Pack and it is spelled backwards in case you don't see it at first. It has some great new settings too... I like the purple!
Did they ever rev the Mr. Hankey saver to support sound? The sound is the best thing about the Windows version, and I could never really get into the OSX version without all the splats and hidey-ho's.
I'd really like to see FlowFazer make a comeback -- that was a wonderful screensaver. Satori from After Dark would be cool, too.
The best screensaver I've found is called Abstract Motion (search versiontracker). Just a lot of polgygons moving over top of eachother. It's not obnoxious, the color choices are pleasant, and the motion is interesting without becoming cliche and irritating. I've been using it for 4 months now.
-stephen
I have a lot of fun with the Words saver --
it's fun to grab add text files from all
over the net to it. I've used things from
Project Gutenberg, plus things like
the Rocket Car legend, Steve Albini's
"Some of Your Friends are Already This
F***ed", Neal Stephenson's "In The Beginning Was the Command Line",
and all kinds of other cool things.