That's exactly how any app is on OS X. They all have the contents folder, they
all have the plist file and the MacOS folder. Rename any .app file on OS X, and
then you access it like any other folder. So there's no issue there so far. Now
it's just a matter of nailing down how we can communicate with OS X and the
Preferences > Screensaver window.
I bet you right now we could take just about any app and rename it with the
.saver extention, that it'll show up in the screen saver list. Won't have any
access to anything else, but I bet if you hit the preview button that it launches
whatever we toss in there.
If you don't play with that anytime soon, I will. But got some things to do
before I can get to doing that.
Later,
-Garrett
all have the plist file and the MacOS folder. Rename any .app file on OS X, and
then you access it like any other folder. So there's no issue there so far. Now
it's just a matter of nailing down how we can communicate with OS X and the
Preferences > Screensaver window.
I bet you right now we could take just about any app and rename it with the
.saver extention, that it'll show up in the screen saver list. Won't have any
access to anything else, but I bet if you hit the preview button that it launches
whatever we toss in there.
If you don't play with that anytime soon, I will. But got some things to do
before I can get to doing that.
Later,
-Garrett