Here we go! Install, fire up a Cocoa application and celebrate! Be sure to check out the global options available in the light menu along with per-window options that you can change by right-clicking a light. A special bonus with those of you with a MacBook Pro or PowerBook with an ambient light sensor is the lights can glow brighter as the room gets darker.

A quick movie of all the main features is available here

My charity of choice is World Vision (http://www.worldvision.org/), an organization dedicated to helping children throughout the world.

Download Holiday Lights

Source is available under the GPL here.

Have fun!

Here's another preview before I run off to class for the day.

Holiday Lights Movie

Enjoy!

I'm going for the fairly cliché attack here, so I won't keep anyone guessing. So without further ado, here's a screenshot that I made earlier today: I chose to go for the input manager route, as I'm too uncreative to actually come up with a cute application. Hopefully by the time I'm done tomorrow I'll have more to show than some ugly lights clinging to other application's windows.

Kent will let you know about his software and his charity here. Check back soon!