Are these screensavers designed to be impressive and fun while also requiring minimal processor (battery)?<p>I always assumed the screensavers that ship with the Mac are carefully designed not to unnecessarily drain the battery, but I realised just now that’s just an assumption.
"it might stand to dethrone the venerable Flurry screensaver" - You are absolutely right. The first time I saw the screensaver, I was completely mesmerized and watched it for a few minutes before getting back to work.<p>Out of curiosity, why Rust? Not saying anything against it, just looking to understand your take on it.
I want the original text-mode (or, perhaps even better, imitated text mode over the full-resolution graphics mode) starry night sky from the Norton Commander :-)
What's the gist behind how the flow lines are generated? It looks sort of like the vector field for a differential equation, can we plug in our own values?
Looks similiar but the colors are significantly subdued compared to the native macOS version. I guess they're only using a more limited color pallete than what MacOS uses?
Has anyone else seen the macOS version of this bug out and look like fast moving fireworks for a moment when launching when the system is under high load?