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Snow on the desktop

xsnow · new year

December 29, 2007 at 09:27

Snow on the desktop

    In order to create a New Year's mood, I suggest everyone to start snowing on the desktop: xsnow (you must first install the package, it is in the repositories, for example, Ubuntu).

    I was glad that the snow poured only on the wallpaper, and the contents of the windows did not notice. And this toy is abundantly configured. See: xsnow --help

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