PowerBlinken software enables users to customize transition, fade or blink intervals on their keyboard or LCD backlighting.
PowerBlinken, a Mac OS X application, has recently emerged as a software that could transform your PowerBook or MacBook Pro into a live-light ambiance. Despite being small in size, the program is overloaded with fun features allowing users to set transition, fading, and blinking intervals on their PowerBook's backlit keyboard and LCD display.
The program has an easy-to-use interface that is divided into two controls: "BlinkenKey" for the backlit keyboard and "BlinkenScreen" for the LCD. The settings are customizable, allowing users to choose the frequency, intensity, and speed of the blink. The synchronization button enables both backlit keyboard and screen to blink in sync with each other, adding to the user's personalized lightshow.
PowerBlinken is designed to function on PowerBook or MacBook Pro. The light sensors on each PowerBook detect the light level, and the result is displayed on two gray bars on both sides of the window.
The program is based on Amit Singh's sample code, which is accessible via the given URL. The source code is licensed under public domain license; thus, users have the freedom to make changes to the code as per their convenience.
It's important to note that PowerBlinken is not intended to be used as a serious software; it is a mere experiment. The creator of the program does not seem to support further development or fixes to any bugs or errors identified in the program.
To utilize this software, all that is required is a PowerBook or MacBook Pro. Those looking to personalize their personal computer and give it a little life may find this program to be an exciting and fun experiment.
The program has an easy-to-use interface that is divided into two controls: "BlinkenKey" for the backlit keyboard and "BlinkenScreen" for the LCD. The settings are customizable, allowing users to choose the frequency, intensity, and speed of the blink. The synchronization button enables both backlit keyboard and screen to blink in sync with each other, adding to the user's personalized lightshow.
PowerBlinken is designed to function on PowerBook or MacBook Pro. The light sensors on each PowerBook detect the light level, and the result is displayed on two gray bars on both sides of the window.
The program is based on Amit Singh's sample code, which is accessible via the given URL. The source code is licensed under public domain license; thus, users have the freedom to make changes to the code as per their convenience.
It's important to note that PowerBlinken is not intended to be used as a serious software; it is a mere experiment. The creator of the program does not seem to support further development or fixes to any bugs or errors identified in the program.
To utilize this software, all that is required is a PowerBook or MacBook Pro. Those looking to personalize their personal computer and give it a little life may find this program to be an exciting and fun experiment.
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