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Last year I went down a long rabbit hole of trying to get the original After Dark screen saver to run on macOS. I got pretty close; following a guide and using
by atommclain 5y ago
Last year I went down a long rabbit hole of trying to get the original After Dark screen saver to run on macOS. I got pretty close; following a guide and using a Wine wrapper I was able to create a stand alone application that when launched runs After Dark full screen. Wiggling the mouse would exit full screen and close the app. The only part I am missing is getting macOS to launch an app instead of a traditional screen saver.
A link to the original guide and the modified steps I used:
https://gist.github.com/atommclain/863e5cd47ab714c1e4e966606b42e48d https://gist.github.com/atommclain/863e5cd47ab714c1e4e966606...
- jagged-chisel 5y agoGiven a standalone application, you might just be able to stick the executable in a .saver in the right place with the right Info.plist entries. Perhaps you need to adapt your work to actually render on an NSView first ...