Ogless

Nowadays, screensavers have pretty much become a thing of the past, unless of course, you are still running on older monitors that can still be subject to pixel death.

Regardless of whether you consider downloading a screensaver for practical reasons or aesthetics, you could consider giving Ogless, as it is a truly unique experience for your desktop.

If you know what fractals are and enjoy them as an art form, then you will truly like this screensaver, as among other things, it is a fractals generator. Every single image will feel unique, because that's how it is, since every image is procedurally generated, meaning that everything from pattern to color choice is randomized. However, this doesn't mean that the image makes no sense since they are intelligently designed to be still as attractive as possible.

Unlike other standard screensavers that automatically shut down whenever you press a key or move the mouse, this one can be manipulated while running, as you can use certain hot-keys to stop, pause, fast-forward or slow down the screensaver's slideshow presentation. More so, all wallpapers that are generated always seem to stick to a certain theme, from blooming flowers to randomly generated checkerboard patterns. One thing worth mentioning is that the screensaver doesn't seem to be very well optimized for running on the latest systems, as the images always seem to move with reduced FPS, and sometimes even experience spikes or delays.

While Ogless doesn't bring anything new to the table considering we live in an age of 3D screensavers that could rival AAA games regarding graphics, the fact that it generates unique images every single time does give it its charm.