Google Screensaver added to Google Pack
An interesting new addition has emerged in the Google Pack. Added to the likes of Symantec's Norton Security Scan, PC Tools Spyware Doctor, Google Desktop, Google Toolbar, Picasa, Adobe Reader, and Mozilla Firefox, comes the freshly rebuilt Google Screensaver. The Google Screensaver allows users to display photos from within your computer, or through photo sharing sites in a simple screensaver type format.
Screensaver works with Picasa, Picasa Web Albums, computer folders, or photo feeds to display photos on a sleeping screen. Of course effects can be added to the transitioning of photos including Collage, wipe, cross fade, pan and zoom, and time intervals can be set as well.
If anyone has any great photo feeds from Flickr or anywhere else, please drop them in the comments.












Comments
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Subscribe to commentsElliotMar 28th 2007 2:27PM
Surely this has been in the pack all along, just without the RSS feature?
chrisMar 28th 2007 3:32PM
"I am serious, and don't call me Shirley"... "I'm doing everything I can, and stop calling me Shirley."
Anyways, I think it has been in the pack without the rss.
Chris GilmerMar 28th 2007 5:09PM
Yes, it has been in the Pack for a while, but its been reworked.
SneakerMar 28th 2007 8:46PM
I downloaded it and it looks like the same old Google Screen Saver to me. Where do I set the RSS options?
Chris GilmerMar 28th 2007 8:48PM
Sneaker, you can set the RSS in control panel> display> screensaver> settings. Then check and configure RSS.
jeffMar 29th 2007 9:05AM
The "wallpapers" group is generally a good feed to find new backgrounds...
http://api.flickr.com/services/feeds/groups_discuss.gne?id=40961104@N00&format=rss_200
suckithardMar 29th 2007 12:16PM
Can anybody upload just the screensaver .scr? I don't want to install the google pack.
Chris GilmerMar 29th 2007 12:18PM
suckithard - you can remove items from the download list before you download the Google Pack by clicking Remove next to the items you dont want.
Andy HarrisonApr 2nd 2007 12:04PM
Here's another good feed - cameratoss
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/cameratoss/clusters/