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iCursor is a funny and useless app for Mac OS X, it attaches to your cursor pointer a lot of particles. There are many customizable effects and you can also create and share new effects with other users.
Please note: multimonitor configuration isn't supported, iCursor runs only on the main display.
Please note: multimonitor configuration isn't supported, iCursor runs only on the main display.
What's New
Version 1.40: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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iCursor is a funny and useless app for Mac OS X, it attaches to your cursor pointer a lot of particles. There are many customizable effects and you can also create and share new effects with other users.
Please note: multimonitor configuration isn't supported, iCursor runs only on the main display.
Please note: multimonitor configuration isn't supported, iCursor runs only on the main display.
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Brighton-Pete reviewed on 17 Apr 2010
I found this app and it works fine in Snow Leopard 10.6.3.
There are some crazy effects and some which are quite sedate. You can also fudge around and make your own effect. The only problem is it is either all or nothing. It would be great if it would stop once the mouse was moved.
Not bad for free, but it looks like it isn't supported anymore.
I did some changes to it and came out with this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYvXhWZAsS0
I love zelda games so this is great. I love navi following me around all over the screen,
the bad thing is that I can't use it in other space, just the first one, and if you use exposé it will also dissapear :(
still I love my navi :)
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I give it FIVE stars...!!!
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May be useless for someone, but for me is an amazing way to keep my cursor well located in an attractive and animated way that adorns my desktop.
I don't know how much CPU does it uses, but to prevent any overwork or eventual slowness I just minimized numbers and sizes, this way it don't distract your attention too much either.
GIOFX people: You should make a dedicated Preference Pane to incorporate it to the system itself.
Congratulations...!!!
And thanks a lot...
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O5220803 reviewed on 09 Aug 2007
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ShotgunWeddings reviewed on 10 Jul 2007
As the description says "useless" but great eye candy when the kids come over.
Great work
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One, implement this as a Preference Pane instead of a stand alone application. I would prefer this for a couple of reasons reasons. The first reason is because it's icon wouldn't need to be in the dock. Second, it would continue to work all the time because it couldn't be hidden. Third, it could also be set to start at login with out adding it to the startup applications.
Two, move the Effects folder out of the /Applications folder and in to /Library/Application Support/
Three, allow for exporting and importing of effects. Maybe the developer could host user-submitted effect at his website.
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A Pref Pane will solve every disadvantage implicit in an open application. There, user could set it on and off as needed.
growlydidge reviewed on 11 Feb 2007
Anonymous is a loser, lighten up dude.