Mac 101: Change Your Screen Saver


 
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Mac 101: Change Your Screen Saver

Your desktop picture is the most high profile item on your computer. Likewise, your screen saver is the most high profile item when you're not. And like the desktop picture, you can change the default screen saver, use your own slideshow creation, or use a third-party screen saver.

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fbpanel - a NETWM compliant lightweight GTK2-based panel for UNIX desktop. SYNOPSIS
fbpanel [OPTION] DESCRIPTION
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