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I also tried high Density Diffusion - loved the slower movement and that made me think - only if there was a way to export that to a something like a moving wallpaper that I could set to my Ubuntu desktop.

Also, just setting Density Diffusion to 1 and leaving makes the movement slow enough to be able to screenshot nice wallpapers.

Remember Microsoft's old "Active Desktop"?

It was like a webpage as a wall paper.

Maybe ahead of it's time as it crashed constantly...

I do. Coming from Win 3.1 and due to restrictions on internet connectivity in our office then, at first I had no idea how to use it and thought it was some advanced feature.

Yes and E̶l̶e̶c̶t̶r̶o̶n̶ apps that thankfully died, sorry packaged HTM apps.

Wow, wasn't expecting your settings to be that much different. But love the slower feeling. thanks

for trippiness try Density diffusion: just a hair under 1(visually) velocity diffusion: 0.99 pressure: 0.2 vorticity: 30