Question 1

How do I change the color of the clock in Predator screensaver?

Accepted Answer

After installation, open System Preferences > Screen Saver, select Predator, and use the settings to customize clock colors. The README shows preview images with different color schemes for reference.

Question 2

Can I use Predator on my old Mac running macOS 10.15?

Accepted Answer

No, Predator requires macOS 11.5 or newer. If your Mac is on an older version, you'll need to upgrade or look for alternative screensavers compatible with your system.

Question 3

Predator screensaver vs fliqlo: which is better for a minimalist clock?

Accepted Answer

Predator offers more customization like color changes and movie-accurate modes, while fliqlo is simpler with a flip-clock design. Choose Predator for sci-fi aesthetics and customization; fliqlo for a clean, minimal look.

Question 4

Is it safe to install Predator despite the Gatekeeper warning?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it's safe as it's open-source, but always exercise caution. The warning is because it's not signed by an Apple-identified developer. Follow the installation steps in the README to allow it manually.

Question 5

How to uninstall Predator if I want to remove it?

Accepted Answer

Right-click on Predator in System Preferences and select 'Delete Predator', or manually delete the .saver file from /Library/Screen Savers or your user's Library folder, as detailed in the uninstallation section.

Question 6

Does Predator screensaver show the correct time automatically?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it displays the system time and allows switching between 12-hour and 24-hour formats. However, it doesn't support multiple time zones or network time sync beyond the system settings.

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