Of course, you could always take one of those videos of a fireplace, use a TV-capture card to encode it to MPEG2, and run the resulting movie in fullscreen mode,
or find the Fireplace video on DVD and run that on your Linux box (Amazon has a DVD at [
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001FZB62/qid=1130061706/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_3/102-2779177-7023333?v=glance&s=dvd])
Other than that, there are about a dozen fireplace programs for windows easily available, but nobody seems to have tried to create one for Linux...
==Joseph++
Alan Dayley wrote:
> I want a program that will run an animation of fire, you know, flames
> that will fill the entire computer screen. Do you know of one?
>
> There is a screen saver called XFlame that simulates flames fairly well
> but it doesn't look like a real camp or fireplace fire. The flames all
> come from the bottom of the screen, evenly and bloom and burn roughly
> the same. Maybe adding an image of fire to burn with it would help but
> the row of flames along the bottom would still be there.
>
> Remember those videos of a fire you can buy for your VCR? So you have a
> fire on your TV screen? Something like that would be good but a simulation.
>
> Alan
>
> PS I am going to run this simulation on a Linux computer so I am on
> topic. ;^)
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