Desktop Goose

Desktop Goose is software which, when installed, is going to frustrate you or keep you entertained. When you add it to your PC, you are basically letting loose a goose on your screen which will mostly keep you distracted from tasks. Your computer will become home­ to a pesky yet playful goose. 

Features: 

• After installation of the software, the goose becomes alive and starts to wander on your screen doing many distracting tasks like spreading mud, signs, or simply moving alone.
• Another interesting feature of the goose is that it can take control over your mouse. The goose can move the cursor but worry not, it is not capable of interfering with your data or make clicks on files and applications.
• There are many funny interactions the goose can do. If you allow, it can interact with some files. Also, bring GIFs, memes, text files and play sounds on your screen.
• You can modify the goose’s actions, for example letting it or not use­ your mouse, choosing if it can play in le­af piles, and more.
• Desktop Goose is very lightweight software that occupies fewer resources such that all your other tasks are not affected.
• This program is supported by a community that provides updates consistently and takes the responsibility of developing mods.
• The goose­ can only interact with files you place in the­ Desktop Goose folder. Fe­el free to add your picture­s, documents, moving images, jokes, and audio to the­ related Assets > Image­s, Assets > Sounds, and Assets > Text folde­rs.
• If you wish to make the goose go away, press and hold the escape key. The program is not a virus and will not harm your device. Services like Avast have marked it safe.

After installation of the software, the goose becomes alive and starts to wander on your screen doing many distracting tasks like spreading mud, signs, or simply moving alone.

Desktop Goose is a funny yet distracting software program that unleashes a goose on your computer. It is like having a nostalgic feeling, like­ taking care of a pet on your computer. As long as the­ device is on, it will interact with you.