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"you could run this screen saver for millions of years without seeing"

Editor: The Terranova Screen Saver for Windows 95/98/Me and NT/2000/XP uses the technique of fractal forgery to synthesise images of planets, Star fields, and cloudy skies. Every image is unique; you could run this screen saver for millions of years without seeing the same image twice. You can configure the rate at which images change and whether images appear at random positions on the screen to avoid burning in the Phosphor (the Prime Directive for screen savers) or are centred on the screen. You can optionally display the date and time.

The Terranova Screen Saver is available exclusively for 32-bit Windows systems such as Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT/2000/XP. At the time of its original release in early 1999, this was one of the most computationally intense screen savers in existence (other than those deliberately designed to perform some background computation in addition to the screen saver function). On machines slower than a 90 MHz Pentium it may be unacceptably sluggish. If you wish to use it on a slower machine, try setting the “Mesh size” in the Advanced Configuration dialogue to a smaller value and selecting a longer interval Between images.
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