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[[Kscope.exe]] is a screen saver for Windows; it has been tested on Windows 3.1, WfWG 3.11, Win95, Win98SE, and WinXP (where it won't show up in the list of screensavers, but it does run). I wrote it in Microsoft Visual C++ 1.5, and the source code is [[htyp:User:Woozle/kscope|here]]. | |||
{{htmedia|exe/Kscope.exe|Download}} | {{htmedia|exe/Kscope.exe|Download}} | ||
'''Installation''' (Win9x): Copy it to your c:\windows folder and rename it to '''kscope.scr'''; it should show up in the list of screensavers when you right-click on the desktop and select Properties, and then click the "Screen Saver" tab. | '''Installation''' (Win9x): Copy it to your c:\windows folder and rename it to '''kscope.scr'''; it should show up in the list of screensavers when you right-click on the desktop and select Properties, and then click the "Screen Saver" tab. | ||
The patterns are reflections of a migrating hyperbolic {{l/wp|parabaloid}}, which I learned how to draw in kindergarten at Duke Preschool, drawn with separated dots instead of continuous lines. | |||
[[Image:2006-07-26 kscope screenshot.png]] | [[Image:2006-07-26 kscope screenshot.png]] | ||
[[Category:Downloads|Kscope.exe]] | |||
[[Category:Woozle software|Kscope.exe]] | |||
Revision as of 00:41, 10 March 2017
Kscope.exe is a screen saver for Windows; it has been tested on Windows 3.1, WfWG 3.11, Win95, Win98SE, and WinXP (where it won't show up in the list of screensavers, but it does run). I wrote it in Microsoft Visual C++ 1.5, and the source code is here.
Installation (Win9x): Copy it to your c:\windows folder and rename it to kscope.scr; it should show up in the list of screensavers when you right-click on the desktop and select Properties, and then click the "Screen Saver" tab.
The patterns are reflections of a migrating hyperbolic parabaloid, which I learned how to draw in kindergarten at Duke Preschool, drawn with separated dots instead of continuous lines.
