I am not a programmer. These are programs I would like to see in KDE.
I remembered few more: waterfalls screensaver/visualisation for music, fireplace screensaver (some vis like that came in wmp 10),
field with bird (sparrow?), close to camera jumping on branch and singing.
>Hey,
>I was just going through old messages and came across your message.
>The disco ball screen saver sounds really cool. Did you get any
>responses to that suggestion?
>I could not tell from your message, are you interested in programming
>these or were you just encouraging others to do so?
>Just curious -- I have not done any KDE development but your suggestion
>sounds good and if I can find time, I might see if I can throw
>something together.
>joey
On Dec 11, 2004, at 3:29 PM, zika wrote:
> I have created one message, but it seems to be lost.
> I have not mentioned that these programs are not yet made.
>
> Here are the ideas:
> Disco ball screensaver. Screen darkens. Disco ball cams from the top
> and starts rotating. Patches of light are rotating on desktop.
>
> real 3d asteroid game.
> in the asteroid game even if asteroids are 3d objects. if it is on
> position x,y, and if bullet is on position x,y asteroid explodes. How
> about adding depth to its position (z)? There also should be some kind
> of elite-like radar.
>
> Labyrith game is game that used to be distributed with plus package.
> Made by real networks, I think.
> http://www.kidsdomain.com/down/pc/thelabyrinth.html
> It is relatively simple game. You control the panel, and the ball
> moves when you move panel up and down. Tables could be in xml format,
> so new ones could be added easilly.
>
> Migration wizard. Program that would be started in windows and collect
> data like, mail and news account, maybe resolution, background color
> of desktop.
>
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