This one is not so much an application as a simple shell script. Given the time of year though, snow.sh is fun to watch.
Its big brother, snow.py, does much the same thing, but uses a range of characters that actually look like snow.
Visually an improvement, but I should mention that if I try to use snow.py on my framebuffer machine, I get a flurry of … inverted question marks. π
Before you dismiss this as a three-second diversion, consider including it in screen‘s blanker options, as your terminal screensaver for winter moods. According to your hemisphere, of course. … π
All the same, thanks go to sontek, and to a reddit submission that brought them to my attention.
A nice contrast to snow could be aafire.
Both aafire and cacafire are on my list for coming weeks. π
Sweet.
Cacafire is better.
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