Paul's port of the 32 bit screen savers:

	All applications were originally from the XLock
	screen saver collection written by numerous authors.
	I received the source code from the Linux package.	

        Hey, here they are; with 256 color support!

        I finished adding the configuration dialog box.
        Hopfully all values should be self evident, if not, 
        just fool around with them to see what they do.  In
        Rotor32, a good idea would be to slow it down all the
        way, then modify some of the values to see what they do
        every cycle.

        I'd appreciate feedback, comments, donations etc.
        Contact via E-Mail:

            Paul@silcom.com
        
        Paul McAvoy
        1319 Mountain Ave
        Santa Barbara, Ca. 93101

File(s):    Rotor.SCR   - 16 bit (win95) version of Rotor Spirograph
            Rotor32.SCR - 32 bit (NT) version

            Swarm.SCR   - 16 bit (win95) version of Hive Swarm
            Swarm32.SCR - 32 bit (NT)  version

            Quix.scr    - 16 bit (win95) version of Quix bouncing lines
            Quix32.scr  - 32 bit (NT)  version

            Grav.scr    - 16 bit (win95) version of Solar system
            Grav32.scr  - 32 bit (NT)  version


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  In my opinion, I think that the ROTOR one definately gives the coolest
  effects.  Just watch for a while.  You might also play around with
  the number of segments, and speed:  Try 45 segments, quick speed, and
  color cycling of 1.