You've adorned your house with festive lights,Singapore but your Mac's desktop is still the same as it ever was? Time to change that.
Let's face it: You probably spend a good portion of the day looking at your desktop. So why not add some holiday cheer to it? Enter Festivitas, an app by developer Simon Støvring (via MacRumors), which lets you add a string of twinkling lights to your macOS desktop.
The app, which requires macOS 14.6 or later, offers a fair degree of customization; you can set parameters such as cable thickness, light size, their distance, lighting pattern, colors, and more.
The app costs €4 (or more if you're feeling generous), which is about $4.23, and it's available on the Festivas website.
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