I have some suggestions for improvements in future versions. This bug shoudl be fixed, but it's not a show-stopper for me. The only way to make them work again is to quit the Clock app, and then bring up the Force Quit menu and restart Finder. On the opposite side of the screen from these menu items, where I have the menu bar icons and the date and so forth, all of those work. When this happens, I cannot click on any of the Finder menu options at the top of my screen (The apple logo, the application menu, File, Edit, View, etc).
This seems to happen particularly after the clock has been covered up for an extended period of time. What I don't love is the fact that it will, at times, cause my Finder menu to become unresponsive. I love that I can customize it to some extent. I love that I can size the clock face to any size I want. I love that it can be placed on the desktop and be unobtrusive. I could have also made the alpha lower (more transparent) which would dim the color even more. flip color value from white with 71.1% alpha color: rgba(255, 255, 255. In Sumblime Text it's pretty easy using Tools ▸ HTML/CSS/JS Prettify ▸ Prettify Code. Since the CSS is minified, I had to expand it. Fullpath: /Library/Screen Savers/Fliqlo.saver/Contents/Resources/htdocs/ Unminify the CSS The CSS file is found in the Resources directory. Right-click on the Filqlo.saver file and select the Show Package Contents menu item. This is pretty easy to accomplish by doing a Finder search starting at Machintosh HD and searching for kind: MacOS Preference Screen Saver.Īll screensavers live in /Library/Screen Savers/ on the Mac. It turns out that's exactally how Fliqlo is arranged.
Inside the package, I'd be able to sniff out any app resources, such as an html file and a corresponding css file. The app file is really a compressed directory, referred to as a package. The exuberant bightness compelled me to find a way to change it.īeing a Programmer, I was already familiar with how most Mac apps work. I like being able to glance at my monitor to see the time if I happen to wake up in the middle of the night.
Over the past two years of using it, my only critism is that the white letters give off too much light at night. Since then, it has been the only screensaver I use on my MacBook Pro. It took a bit of time Googling to finally find the website. On it, an iMac displaying the flip clock. It showcased a zen-like, minimalist computer desk. The photo which inspired me could've passed as a stock photo. I installed it back on October 9th 2016 after randomly seeing it on Pinterest. I'm a fan of the flip clock screensaver, Fliqlo. 4:05 PM Uncategorized fliqlo mac mac os x screensaver tip 9138 views
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