What?

This is an attempt to fake video feedback. I like the idea of stuff feeding back.

This basically takes a snap of the screen, scale that image slightly, put that image on the root window, repeat.

It can also munge the image slightly between each version, changing brightness, contrast, gamma and flipping and rotating the image.

Screenshot

screenshot1

screenshot2

Why?

It makes cool root windows. Its eye candy. Thats about it.

Who?

Adrian Likins (adrian@gimp.org)

When

September 16,1998: version 0.02

How?

to compile:

                make

That should about do it. You need Imlib and X libs of course. I'll autoconf it one day I suppose. If your libs are in an odd place, you will need to edit the Makefile of course.

to use:
sfuzz -h gives a list of options. None are required.

Where?

Download: sfuzz-0.02.tar.gz 2k

Other

This is released under the GPL. Let me know if you find a use for it.

I might try to make this into a hack for xscreensaver. Dont know if the Imlib requirement will nix that or not.