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Tuxnbill 1


License Free
Requirements Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista, DirectX
Downloads 1 Limitations None
Publisher Tabatha Interactive Incorporation File Size 1.0M
Date added 22 Apr 2007 Check your speed

The Tux 'n Bill(TM) screensaver features a configurable number of Linux Tux penguins suddenly investing your windows desktop. Some of them wear a construction helmet with a light torch on it; some others do not wear anything. However, all of them share the same goal: To get your windows desktop rid of its icons. Arguably, a benevolent character watches.

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