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Mac users can now enjoy the stunning Apple TV Aerial Views as a screensaver on their devices thanks to Aerial, an open-source project. Aerial is a Mac screensaver that displays the breathtaking aerial movies shot by Apple over various locations worldwide, including New York, San Francisco, Hawaii, and China. Initially developed by John Coates in 2015 and now maintained by Guillaume Louel, Aerial offers a serene and visually captivating experience for Mac users.

Key Features

Aerial boasts several notable features that enhance the user experience. It includes videos shared by contributors, ensuring a diverse and engaging visual experience. Starting with version 2.3.0, Aerial can display current weather information and forecasts for your location, courtesy of OpenWeather. The screensaver is compatible with macOS Sierra (10.12) and later versions, including native support for Apple Silicon.

Community and Customization

Aerial is an open-source project that encourages community involvement. Users can contribute to the development of Aerial by reporting bugs, fixing issues, or implementing new features. The project also welcomes translations for video descriptions, making it accessible to a broader audience. With support for multiple languages, Aerial can display overlay descriptions of geographical features in various languages.

Access and Availability

Aerial is available for download from its GitHub page, and users can find instructions for installation and setup. The project is licensed under the MIT License, ensuring openness and flexibility for users and contributors alike.