DasBlinkenLights is a screensaver module that offers a winter theme to users. It is perfect for those looking to add a seasonal touch to their computer screens.
DasBlinkenLights is a powerful piece of software that broke onto the Macintosh scene in late 1992 and brought mainframe-like features to the desktop. This software was so popular that it not only taxed the resources of the Internet, but it was also soon removed from all the Macintosh archives. However, if you have the courage to run it, you can still get the original version from our site.
The saga of this incredible software did not end during that cold winter of 1992. For six years, Doc O'Leary worked tirelessly in his secret lab hidden in Minnesota to improve the software and prepare it for the day when the world would finally be ready for its awesome capabilities. That day is now here, and we are proud to offer Doc O'Leary's updated software, which runs under Mac OS X and is even more effective than before.
Despite its powerful capabilities, DasBlinkenLights is a simple screen saver module that is based on the old Mac application but shares no common code. If you loved the old version, then you'll love this version too. Like all System Preferences' Screen Saver Modules, DasBlinkenLights.saver goes in the "Library/Screen Savers" directory in either /, /Network/, or your home directory.
This release of DasBlinkenLights is built as a Universal Binary, but it is untested on x86. The software also includes various other changes that make it even better than before. Overall, if you are looking for a powerful screen saver module that can bring mainframe-like features to the desktop, then DasBlinkenLights is definitely worth considering.
The saga of this incredible software did not end during that cold winter of 1992. For six years, Doc O'Leary worked tirelessly in his secret lab hidden in Minnesota to improve the software and prepare it for the day when the world would finally be ready for its awesome capabilities. That day is now here, and we are proud to offer Doc O'Leary's updated software, which runs under Mac OS X and is even more effective than before.
Despite its powerful capabilities, DasBlinkenLights is a simple screen saver module that is based on the old Mac application but shares no common code. If you loved the old version, then you'll love this version too. Like all System Preferences' Screen Saver Modules, DasBlinkenLights.saver goes in the "Library/Screen Savers" directory in either /, /Network/, or your home directory.
This release of DasBlinkenLights is built as a Universal Binary, but it is untested on x86. The software also includes various other changes that make it even better than before. Overall, if you are looking for a powerful screen saver module that can bring mainframe-like features to the desktop, then DasBlinkenLights is definitely worth considering.
What's New
Version 3.1.0: N/A