gnome-control-center/capplets/screensaver/screensavers/julia.xml

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<screensaver name="julia" _label="Julia">

    <command arg="-root"/>

    <number _label="Number of Colors." _low-label="Colors:" id="colors"
            type="spinbutton" default="100" arg="-ncolors %" low="1"
            high="256"/>

    <number _label="Speed of Motion." _low-label="Faster" id="cycles"
            type="slider" default="2" arg="-cycles %" low="1"
            _high-label="Slower" high="500000"/>

    <number _label="Number to use." _low-label="Count:" id="count"
            type="spinbutton" default="100" arg="-count %" low="1"
            high="1000"/>

    <boolean _label="Display screensaver in monochrome." arg-unset=""
             id="monochrome" test="mono" arg-set="-mono"/>

    <_description>This one draws spinning, animating (are you detecting a pattern here yet?)  explorations of the Julia set.  You've probably seen static images of this fractal form before, but it's a lot of fun to watch in motion as well.  One interesting thing is that there is a small swinging dot passing in front of the image, which indicates the control point from which the rest of the image was generated.  Written by Sean McCullough.</_description>
</screensaver>