Collection of Windows screensavers that run under emulated Wine

git clone https://github.com/Botspot/Screensavers

~/Screensavers/gui

Screenshot of the GUI:

This is new and in beta. Unlike Pi-Apps, this application does not try to automatically work through problems. You (the user) are expected to identify problems and correct them yourself.
This requires a working x86 Wine install. Use Pi-Apps to install the "Wine (x86)" app if you're not using TwisterOS.
Wine stores its settings (Wine prefix) in ~/.screensavers
This requires the YAD dialog program to be installed. If you use Pi-Apps or Pi Power Tools, it will already be installed. If not, install YAD manually: sudo apt install yad
This should run fine on any Linux system: arm, x86, Debian, or some other distro.
This repository is a fork of phoenixbyrd/Screensavers. I (Botspot) saw great potential in Phoenixbyrd's simplistic screensaver collection. I took what Phoenixbyrd did, added several screensavers, took screenshots, and reworked all the scripts to interface with a GUI of my own design.

Be aware that 3D screensavers don't work. Examples include Leonardo Da Vinci, Space, River, Nature, and Underwater. :(

Duplicate an existing screensaver folder and rename it. For example, copy /home/pi/Screensavers/Bubbles to /home/pi/Screensavers/newScreensaver
Delete the screenshots, and you might as well get rid of settings.sh, as it'll be generated later.
Drop in whatever files are necessary for your screensaver to work. Usually, only a single .scr file is needed, but others may require additional fonts.
Edit the install.sh script to make it copy your files to the wine prefix. Please use relative paths (instead of absolute paths like /home/pi), as demonstrated in Botspot's provided scripts.
Edit the run.sh script to run your desired .scr file from the wine prefix. Example syntax:
WINEPREFIX=~/.screensavers wine fireplace.scr /s <-- replace "fireplace.scr" with your desired screensaver executable.
At this point, the screensaver should install and preview fine from the GUI. When you click "Settings...", a settings.sh script will be generated for you.
Last of all, take a screenshot of your screensaver in action, and copy the image (png format) to your folder. Don't worry about renaming it or resizing it - the gui script will handle it. (The imagemagick package should be installed on your system to do this.)

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