Friendly reminder that SScreenSaver (on X11) has the „Sad Mac” screensaver module since ages, and if you’re on (even pretty old) desktop Linux, you can enable it just right now.
It’s just an option in „BSOD” screensaver, where you could also enable other „sad screens” like the BSOD itself, Guru Meditation, variious panic()s and other unusual ones.
I do like it. Particularly when a big one falls in the middle and knocks everything around. It makes me want to snigger like Beavis & Butthead. Hurhrhrh. Thanks!
Friendly reminder that SScreenSaver (on X11) has the „Sad Mac” screensaver module since ages, and if you’re on (even pretty old) desktop Linux, you can enable it just right now.
I’ve never seen it. What does it look like?
It’s just an option in „BSOD” screensaver, where you could also enable other „sad screens” like the BSOD itself, Guru Meditation, variious
panic()
s and other unusual ones.I do like it. Particularly when a big one falls in the middle and knocks everything around. It makes me want to snigger like Beavis & Butthead. Hurhrhrh. Thanks!