the sky,
on your desktop.

1. Install Lively Wallpaper. It's free and open source, from the Microsoft Store or its own site.
   get lively ↗
2. Download the gtkh wallpaper (a small file, about 70 KB).
   download for lively
3. Drag the file into Lively's window. (Or press + in Lively and choose the file.) Then click it to set it as your wallpaper.
4. Make it yours. In Lively, open the wallpaper's ⋯ menu and choose Customize to switch the clock, 24-hour time, drifting between the sky and its words, and graphics-card drawing on or off.

Rather not download anything? In Lively press +, paste the address below, and it works the same way.

1. Install Plash. A free app from the Mac App Store that turns any website into your desktop wallpaper.
   get plash ↗
2. Add the sky. Click Plash's icon in the menu bar, choose Add Website, and paste:
   https://gtkh.org/wallpapercopy
3. That's it. To stir the ink and tap the moon, turn on Plash's Browsing Mode for a moment; turn it off to use your desktop again.
4. Options go on the end of the address:
   ?h24=1 24-hour time · ?clock=0 no clock · ?drift=1 drift between the sky and its words. Join more than one with &, like https://gtkh.org/wallpaper?h24=1&drift=1

1. A spare screen, a TV, a tablet on a stand, a Raspberry Pi: open this page full screen and leave it on.
   https://gtkh.org/displaycopy
2. It shows the same sky as the wallpaper, with the clock, and keeps itself fresh, so it can stay on for days.