Sun

Simulates the motion of the sun and moon across your desktop, so you can pretend you are enjoying spring outside.

Thanks to Matthew Nelson and Douglass Orr for graphics and testing help.

Current Version: 2.0

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April 23, 2005 · version 2.0 Gerg
Is there a way to keep the moon on screen so that I can always see the moon's phase? With two Lunatics in the house I need to know this. (We always get insomnia on full moon nights.)
April 12, 2005 · version 2.0 Ted Voth Jr
Hey

I was just gonna writew you to ask 'Why don't you do a 'Moon' Widget?'

But you beat me to it! Great!

I've gotten used to the 'sun' moving from left tp right, but on maps, which I'm crazy about, the left is the West, the 'occidens' where the sun goes down, and the right is the East, the 'oriens' where it comes up: so it would be nice if I ccd reverse it

Whar's drivin me crazy right now is that your nifty 'moon'… More
April 05, 2005 · version 2.0 Vicki Brown
I got the funny triangle for the moon but then I set my lat & long correctly and that probem went away.

However, I have multiple monitors (four :-) and Sun really doesn't want tpo stay on any but the priomary menu bar monitor. I move it. It goes back.
April 05, 2005 · version 2.0 impstek
^ Same here skinnylegs, I loaded it up and all I see is a tiny upside down triangle.

What da problem is ?
April 04, 2005 · version 2.0 Cass
Just a heads up...This widget blocked my TV tuner (HDTV Wonder). Painful to figure that out. Turning off the widget restores the tv tuner, so all is fine in the end. Otherwise it's a very nice widget.