Some of the finer details that’s always helped macOS feel that bit more premium than Windows are the little things like wallpapers without color banding, and those gorgeous crispy screensavers. Now that you have the know-how, listed below are our favorite Windows screensavers. Other screensavers come as “exe” files with their own instructions. The install methods for screensavers you download vary, but if you download a screensaver (scr) file, you can just right-click it, then click “Install” to get it. In the new window, you can choose your screensaver, as well as change how long it takes to appear and whether it should go to the login screen on resumption. To do so, right-click your desktop, then click “Personalize -> Lock screen -> Screen saver settings” (at the bottom). There you have it, simple and useful (much like myself).Before we start, you should know the basics of setting your Windows screensaver. Read on to see what the clock looks like on the Arabesque screen saver. It lets you change the look of the clock displayed, as well as set alarms though you can't overlay the Big Time clock screen saver onto other screen savers. You can't actually customize the look of the clock, but if you're looking for some customization (or you're not running Leopard yet) check out the Big Time screen saver. This clock can be overlaid onto any screen saver that is included with OS X, as well as those made by 3rd parties. All you have to do is click 'Show with clock' and a clock appears on your screen saver. You'll then see the options to the right. Click on 'Desktop & Screen Saver' in the 'Personal' row.If you're running Leopard you can have your Mac display the time when the screensaver is running. Today's tip is all about knowing what time it is. Mac veterans might learn a thing or two along the way, but these tips are aimed squarely at our new Mac friends.
Thanks to its visibility, you can check the time even from a distance. It displays the time with flip animation in large white numerals against a black background. Fliqlo for Mac/Windows is a clock screensaver that allows you to make your desktop/laptop device screen look like a flip clock. Welcome, once again, to Mac 101, TUAW's continuing series focusing on tips and tricks useful to new Mac users. Turn Your Mac/Windows Device Into a Flip Clock.
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