X-MasTree
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Christmas tree for your desktop.   Free
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  • X-MasTree has been discontinued
  • Developer
    Stimpsoft, Inc.
X-MasTree is a Christmas tree for your Mac. There are many options, including which color lights to display, lighting modes (static, blinking or fading), a few ornaments, and a badge displaying days left until Christmas. WARNING: setting the lighting mode to "fade" will beat the living snot out of your CPU.
What's New
Version 1.4:
  • Fixed "Days left until Xmas" bug.
  • Added the ability to choose January 7th as the date to celebrate Christmas (as per some Orthodox traditions).
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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ver. 1.x:
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BigJohnson reviewed on 16 Apr 2011
Working on 10.6.7 Intel.

Developers website is dead:
Not Found

The requested URL /sw_xmastree.php was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
[Version 1.4]


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Gaoshan reviewed on 10 Dec 2006
This is by far the best holiday tree program available for the Mac. In fact, it is why I became a switcher... there just isn't any other holiday tree program that is nearly as elegant and functionally astonishing as this. To be fair, there is a pretty slick Kwanzaa candelabra for the Commodre 64, but I digress.

Of course, I have come to expect this from J. Schilling as he has a history of producing best of breed apps (see MacBarfX, BinClocken, Power Orgasm and Poop Alerts for examples of his genious (Power Orgasm in particular caused quite a stir on my parent's church's laptops).
[Version 1.4]

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gcoghill replied on 11 Dec 2008
You switched to a Mac for an Xmas tree program? Really?
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drewx0r commented on 10 Dec 2006
Armenian Orthodox, at least, celebrate Christmas on January 6th.
[Version 1.4]


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AppleCrypt Mods commented on 10 Dec 2006
Wonderful - Merry Christmas everyone! ;-)
[Version 1.4]


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Fried Chicken reviewed on 01 Dec 2006
This is an awesome little application that does exactly what it is supposed to do, and does it very well!!!
[Version 1.3]


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Anonymous reviewed on 14 Dec 2004
Beautiful!! Looks very festive on my desktop...
Merry ChrisKwansaKa!!!!
[Version 1.2]


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Anonymous reviewed on 14 Dec 2004
Beautiful holiday amenity. Runs great on my ol' 466 MHz G4. The only thing I'm missing now is white lights...
[Version 1.2]

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Stimpsoft?, Inc. (developer) replied on 14 Dec 2004
I haven't been able to get my white (and yellow) lights to look right. It won't happen this year. But next year, probably.
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Dremwkr reviewed on 13 Dec 2004
A five star treat for the holidays.
Well Done!
[Version 1.1]


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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Dec 2004
good joob!!! very nice.
[Version 1.0]


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Anonymous reviewed on 08 Dec 2004
Beautiful work; thanks, John. My Christmas season has brightened a bit more!
[Version 1.0]


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Downloads:14,959
Version Downloads:8,558
Type:Utilities : Desktop
License:Free
Date:10 Dec 2006
Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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X-MasTree is a Christmas tree for your Mac. There are many options, including which color lights to display, lighting modes (static, blinking or fading), a few ornaments, and a badge displaying days left until Christmas. WARNING: setting the lighting mode to "fade" will beat the living snot out of your CPU.


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