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A tiny native macOS live-wallpaper player that pauses whenever nobody can see it.
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Tiny native macOS live-wallpaper player that pauses when nobody can see it
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A tiny native macOS live-wallpaper player (~200 lines of Swift, no dependencies).
It plays a looping, muted video behind your desktop icons and pauses automatically whenever nobody can see it:
• desktop fully covered by windows, or a full-screen app is active
• screen locked or asleep
• Low Power Mode
• running on battery (toggle in the menu)
One shared AVPlayer drives a desktop-level window per screen, so multiple displays don't multiply decode work.
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A tiny native macOS live-wallpaper player (~200 lines of Swift, no dependencies).
It plays a looping, muted video behind your desktop icons and pauses automatically whenever nobody can see it:
• desktop fully covered by windows, or a full-screen app is active
• screen locked or asleep
• Low Power Mode
• running on battery (toggle in the menu)
One shared AVPlayer drives a desktop-level window per screen, so multiple displays don't multiply decode work.
One line in Terminal (Apple Silicon or Intel, macOS 13+):Read the full README ↗