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desperance(Sadly, not available for Linux...)
And actually not that much use to me, because (a) this set-up doesn't do sound, so I wouldn't get the repellor function; and (b) either I'm here or the screen-saver has cut in, and that's password-protected. The chances of either of my darlings typing the right password by accident are minimal, so they can do no harm in my absence, and when I'm here - well, when I'm here, I do know when a cat is walking on my keyboard.
Even so, if it were Linux-compatible, I'd probably buy it. Just for the fun of the thing.
[my thanks to Gavin for the heads-up]
And actually not that much use to me, because (a) this set-up doesn't do sound, so I wouldn't get the repellor function; and (b) either I'm here or the screen-saver has cut in, and that's password-protected. The chances of either of my darlings typing the right password by accident are minimal, so they can do no harm in my absence, and when I'm here - well, when I'm here, I do know when a cat is walking on my keyboard.
Even so, if it were Linux-compatible, I'd probably buy it. Just for the fun of the thing.
[my thanks to Gavin for the heads-up]
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Date: 2007-05-13 08:14 pm (UTC)The problem with using a laptop and keeping cats (nearly typed "owning" then... as if...) is that cats believe that your lap is essentially their domain. If you're stupid enough to rest something else there, that's your problem.
(Rushes off to persuade black cat that going out late is not an option, and to persuade large hairy dog that he can't go out whilst aforementioned cat is trying to somehow push himself through a closed door...)
Sigh...