A screensaver that looks somewhat like that famous scene. Done in processing. I know it isn't the first of of kind, but it also serves as an example on how to create windows screensavers using processing. It looks somewhat like this: matrix.gif

• The screensaver can be installed and configured by right-clicking like you'd expect
• It allows you to edit a lot of values changing how it looks
• multi-screen support
• You can add a border on the right and/or left, for example to only display it on one screen
• non-intrusive update checking
• Uses a katakana font. Not sure if that is canon, but it looks cool

I'll post a release soon, but you can also put it together yourself:

1. Download the source code and open matrix.pde in the processing ide
2. (Optional) Run it once to generate the data/config.txt if you want to include it
3. Compile it for Windows x64 using processing

The screensaver executable is written in autoHotkey which you need to install in order to compile it. Note: The autoHotkey script currently only works with the compiled jarfiles for x64 operating systems

1. Compile the Screensaver/matrix.ahk using autoHotkey.
2. Rename the generated matrix.exe to matrix.scr
3. Copy application.windows64/data and application.windows64/lib to Screensaver/matrix You should now be able to launch the screensaver by simply clicking on matrix.scr. (You can delete matrix.ahk now, if you want)