Windows

[SergioSaver]

I'm just wondering if you'll ever make it comer to PC?

Thanks!

[Wandmalfarbe]

I have no experience in developing screensavers for Windows, so I won't develop a Windows port. But the screensaver is just a simple website that can be embedded easily. One can always fork this repo and embed the website into a Windows screensaver.

[SergioSaver]

I have zero experience with any of this stuff, do you think it's something you can help me with? Or is there a website I can just open up?

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[TheLastZombie]

I have no experience with packaging webpages into screensavers, but here's how I got it working in the browser:

• Download and extract or clone the repository
• Depending on if you want the normal or red version, open webview\svg\style-normal.svg or webview\svg\style-red.svg in a text editor of your choice and copy its contents
• Depending on if you want the 3D version or not, open webview\html-template.html or webview\html-template-3d.html with the text editor
• Replace <!-- svg --> with the code you just copied and overwrite the file

You can now open the file in your browser and should see the clock.