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This is a matrix inspired screen saver written in c++. It has some cool options. You can choose the color of the columns of characters. The available colors are green, red, blue, orange, yellow, purple, rainbow, and monochrome. it has been compiled and tested on windows 11 pro 64 bit. This application was created with the assistance of ollama_launcher, ollama, Qwen3-coder, online AI resources, and Visual Studio Code. The Installer exe was made with Nullsoft scriptable install system. It...

This project has evolved from its original version into Calimero (a new Windows desktop wallpaper manager). Details here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/kalimero/ WallPaper (alias crawlpaper) is a desktop changer (NOT a screensaver) which includes a web crawler for picture download, an audio stream ripper, an audio player, a mini mp3 tag editor,etc. Also included support for .zip and .rar files and an interface to the BerkleyDB code for small databases.

Bouncing Balls Screensaver for Windows 10 in BASIC (QB64). Oldschool Atari style graphics. All files are in Files tab above. Source code = .txt file QB64 project = .bas file Source code explains every line of code.

...It can be used to display a video of your choice given the name video.mp4. After the video is started it can be stopped by moving the mouse or pressing a keyboard button. Full source code and MIT licensing provided.

Boxxx Engine is a very simple 2D engine written purely in C language. This code uses BGI graphic library and is compiled with Borland Turbo C 2.0. The goal of this project is to come up with a physically complex yet simple in principle 2D engine. The release is without any warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.

The Matrix Screensaver is an animated screensaver that replicates the falling green matrix code from the movie on your desktop, built on Flash and open-source.

Digital rain screensaver. Similar to "Matrix code" from trilogy "The Matrix".

A truly "open source" screensaver that "types" its own code (or other selected text files) to the screen.

The Curiosity Collective is a techno-arts collective based in Ipswich, UK. We can share source code and provide binaries using this sourceforge project. There is a blog describing projects at http://curiositycollective.org