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    fsh

    An entertaining interactive desktop aquarium

    What do you call a fish with no eyes? fsh! Fsh was created because I wanted fish on my desktop. I have a coworker running Linux, and there's a feature (google freethefish) that lets you have a fish swimming around on your desktop. I'm running Windows, so obviously, if I wanted a fish, I was going to have to do it myself. Since then, fsh has added a number of features. You can have basic fsh, ninja fsh, invisible ninja fsh, sharks, laser sharks and barracuda. Sharks will eat anything...
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    Sherman's aquarium is a xscreensaver hack, an wm(window maker) applet and a a gnome-applet too that shows a couple of nice animated fish that swim around. It can also display the current CPU load and the status of capslock,numlock and scrollock.
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