AppWall screensaver brings the App Wall to your Mac

dosen 't work . hard reeboot

Mine froze on 'loading' all the icons, which then required a hard-restart to get rid, any tips?

Yeah...looks great!

However, it will not load. It gets stuck at the iApp icon and never runs on my normal screensaver. The spinning beach ball begins to roll and nothing happens. Runs fine when I test it through system settings, but nothing. I'm running a MBP 2.26 dual core with 4 mb RAM. Maybe the processor is a bit too slow? Who knows...

My first thought was, that doesn't look anything like the app wall .. no color sorting, no falling effect .. but I went and installed it anyways.

Now I still think it doesn't look much like the real appwall but it still looks cool and I am going to use the screensaver for now.

Improvements would obiviously be to add both color sorting and the falling effect and use the real icons, not the weird squared twin version shown now.

T.

Always liked the app wall at WWDC and often considered how cool it would be to have it as a screensaver, live desktop, or interactive version.

Would make a cool website, or storefront for the app store. Use something similar to Safaris' top sites view, with the Apple/iPhone/App Store icon in the center.

DO NOT INSTALL! At least at my machine it did not deliver a single icon after 20 minutes on a very high bandwidth connection but locked up my machine instead with the color wheel. A hard reboot was required.

I like it, but I want them to fall like in the App Wall. It might not be real-time sales, but I liked the dropping effect more than anything. Oh well.

I wonder how much power would be saved nationally if all computer screens went dark after 10 minutes of inactivity. It's got to be huge.

the dev should open source this so it can be improved.. even if its just a simple icon mask ( :D )

i hate the hard corners on icon images.

According to the creator's Twitter feed, it only works in Snow Leopard. Otherwise you get the "cannot load bundle" error that Patrick mentioned. Might want to note that in the post...