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Summary[edit]

XScreenSaver simulating a Windows 9x BSOD.

To recreate, run /usr/lib/xscreensaver/bsod -no-fps -no-nt -no-amiga -no-mac -no-mac1 -no-macx -no-atari -no-macsbug -no-apple2 -no-sco -no-hvx -no-bsd -no-linux -no-hppalinux -no-sparclinux -no-blitdamage -no-nvidia -no-solaris -no-hpux -no-os390 -no-tru64 -no-vms -no-msdos -no-os2 -no-atm -no-glados -no-android -no-2k -windows (fonts may vary).

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