Screensavers
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A Screensaver is a program on your computer that runs after a certain amount of time, with the intention to "save your screen" by reducing burn-in reduction. This is usually done with fast moving patterns and dark backgrounds.
Modern computers don't usually have screensavers (or will just turn the screen off) as burn-in has become less of a problem for LCD screens than CRTs. However, many still use them for their looks or nostalgic value.
The screensavers listed here have are of value for tennis: either as useful Media Generators, pseudo-plugins or just cool stuff to put in your video.
Screensavers
XScreenSaver
https://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/
The largest and most popular screensaver package on Linux, XScreensaver has hundreds of screensavers that you can use. https://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/
Versions also exist for Mac, iOS and Android. A windows port also exists called XScreenSaverWin.
Video previews of every screensaver can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbe67PprBSpqM_-HU49fmIS8ncApw4i08
Slip
Polyhedra
looks cool
BlitSpin
Windows 98
A screensaver that draws endless cubes out of an image onto the screen.