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LotsaSnow – Falling Snow Screensaver for Mac OS X

December 11th, 2006 - Fun, Mac OS X

There are a fair amount of winter themed screensavers for Mac OS X, from talking snowmen, snow storms, and blinking Christmas trees, but I think LotsaSnow is probably the best snow screensaver there is available. It is simple and elegant, doesn’t use much CPU, and has some really nice looking flakes. LotsaSnow can also be easily used to put some falling snow on your Macs desktop, so say goodbye to the pixelated xsnow port and hello to LotsaSnow!


Update 12/3/2007: Check out other Holiday Mac OS X apps including the SnowFall screensaver from the Apple stores!

The screensaver by itself is nice and certainly puts a winter tranquil mood to your resting Mac, but one of my favorite things to do is to combine this screensaver with BackLight. BackLight is a small program that allows screensavers to run as the background of your desktop, and this combination creates the best looking falling snow effect I have found for the Mac. So winterize your Mac and let the snow fall!

Lotsa snow goes great with the other Holiday themed eye-candy apps we went over a few weeks ago too, so check those out.

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Comments: 5

Comment from suprfli
Time: December 12, 2006, 6:02 pm

Maybe I did something wrong but how did you change your settings so that your desktop is in the background and the screensaver is in the front? Your screenshot looks similar to how the screen looks when you bring up dashboard. I understand that you did this w/a combination of backlight and lotsasnow but it looks like lotsasnow is in the foreground and not the background. Your screenshot looks very cool.

I’m a mac newb so maybe I missed something. =)

Comment from suprfli
Time: December 12, 2006, 6:04 pm

Nevermind. I see it in the screensaver options. Heh.

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Comment from Paul Cunningham
Time: June 10, 2007, 11:56 pm

Check our screensaver at http://darkside.cometway.com/VisionSynth

Comment from apweber
Time: November 13, 2008, 1:10 pm

I’m trying to get the LotsaSnow screensaver but the download server seems to be down. Can anyone send me the files?

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December 11th, 2006