Snoglobe O Matic
| Filename | snoglobe-o-matic-01.hqx |
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| Size | 714.0 KB (731187 bytes) |
| Downloads | 9 |
SnoGlobe-o-Matic 0.1 is a tiny piece of Floppyware by Charles Mangin (option8@mindspring.com) and part of his Spiff-o-Matic line. The author bills it as the simplest and most profound entry in the series, a 100% emulation of the SnoGlobe experience packed into a small Macintosh download. As the read-me concludes: it's a SnoGlobe, get over it.
What it is
A novelty desktop toy: an on-screen snow globe you can shake. The author frames it tongue-in-cheek as the purest example of nonphysical human-computer interaction, capturing the essence of the physical SnoGlobe in software form.
Spiff-o-Matic line
SnoGlobe-o-Matic belongs to Charles Mangin's Spiff-o-Matic series, a collection of small, deliberately frivolous Mac utilities and toys distributed as Floppyware on his option8.com / mentalhygiene.com sites.
Author
Charles Mangin signs himself terminal geek and mental hygienist, reachable at option8@mindspring.com and charles@burneydesign.com. He maintained option8.com and mentalhygiene.com as homes for his Mac toys.
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