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Snowfall – The Best Snow Screensaver for Mac OS X – Used in Apple Stores this Holiday Season!

December 18th, 2006 - Fun, Mac OS X

Last week I thought I had found the best snow screensaver for Mac OS X with LotsaSnow, but I was wrong. This is the best snow screensaver for Mac OS X, and if you want proof – it is what Apple is using in the Apple Stores this holiday season! Snowfall is a beautiful screensaver of falling three dimensional snowflakes rendered incredibly smoothly in quartz composer (so it only works in Mac OS X Tiger). It is a real treat for your Mac desktop and highly recommended.

The default setting is snow falling on a red striped backdrop, you can change the color scheme to anything, but you can also set a background picture if you’d like. The screenshots really don’t do it justice. This is pure holiday joy, check it out yourself! Download Snowfall now!

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Posted by: David Mendez

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Comment from Marc
Time: December 28, 2006, 9:30 pm

For those of us missing the white stuff, this is great.

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December 18th, 2006