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The third beta of tvOS 18.2 that Apple provided to developers today adds a selection of new Snoopy screen savers that can be set as an alternative to the aerial, memory, and portrait screen saver options.

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Apple first announced the Snoopy screen savers way back in June when tvOS 18 was first unveiled, but there had been no sign of them since then. With tvOS 18.2, Snoopy fans will finally be able to set Snoopy as their screen saver.

Apple has an existing partnership with Peanuts, and there is already a Snoopy watch face available on the Apple Watch. Peanut specials and classic episodes are also available on Apple TV+.

Article Link: Latest tvOS 18.2 Beta Adds Snoopy Screen Savers
 
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Apple "Books" is a steaming pile of ****... but look New Emojis , New Screen savers.

Apple keeps forcing me more and more away from their ecosystem.
I have 2012 Mac Mini running OSX server... moving to RPi / Linux
I have Airport base stations ... moving to Grandstream
I have some "Home" devices ... moving to Zigbee
I use iTunes for streaming home movies ... moving to Jellyfin

All of my other Apple devices still work, when they die I will assess what I replace them with, but I do not see me buying any Apple stuff for the next 4 years or so. They are tools, not fashion items.
 
I visited this thread to mention that I'd noticed in the most recent (non Beta) of tvOS, a handful of features had been marked as available only on the second-generation tv 4K… and that I hoped Snoopy wouldn't be affected by this.

And here we are 😕
Just as well. When they were new, I would leave the TV powered on to let the screensavers run for hours, just for atmosphere, but later realized I want my old plasma TV to last as long as possible, so now it's off once Silo is over. ;)

I wonder if these will make it to MacOS, like the others did.
 
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Still crazy that Apple outbid ABC for Peanuts broadcast rights. I guess we all knew traditional TV was dying so not that surprising really.
 
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