Flurry Screensaver

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Does anyone know where I can download the Flurry screensaver from Mac OSX. The One I currently have is crap, and in comparison rather dull to my Mac version (obviously because it's built into the OS)

Is there one available that is customizable like the Mac i.e number of streams, thickness and speed.

TIA :)

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I found this, hopefully this is close to what you were looking for :)

EDIT: There is also a Sourceforge.net "flurry" screensaver, though I don't think it's near as good as the one that I posted as an attachment at

http://sourceforge.net/projects/flurry32

flurry_win32_1.1.1.11.zip

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I found this, hopefully this is close to what you were looking for  :)

EDIT: There is also a Sourceforge.net "flurry" screensaver, though I don't think it's near as good as the one that I posted as an attachment at

http://sourceforge.net/projects/flurry32

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That's the same one I have :( But thanks anyways. I don't think I'm going to find a betetr one than I have unless I edit it. Which I don't know how to... :(

I'll keep searching. If anyone finds a better version please post!

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actually this is the Windows version made by the same guy who did the OSX version so it should be the same.

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Actually he didn't make it. It says...

Credits:

    * This is a port to Windows of Flurry, a beautiful screen saver for Mac OS X written by Calum Robinson (http://homepage.mac.com/calumr/).

    * Calum credits the original Windows version, Seraphim, by Brian Wade ([email protected]). I can't find any trace of this any more.

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