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While reviewing a silent version of this, the poor performance of my video capture software and general jerkyness of the video reminded me of this song by burzum. It is more of a fractal fly-past than a fractal zoom, I hope it still appropriate for this video category.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/v/QPiwYoezUMk&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/v/QPiwYoezUMk&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1</a>

I should also ask if anyone has any real software for capturing video on Ubuntu. I am currently using recordmydesktop, which was designed for presentation capture and narration, and not copying video (or recording from shadertoy, which is how this was captured).

please, when talking about a render ide environment, the synthclipse project features an out of the box timeline animation, and all render features (huge output files) that fragmentarium features as well, since fragmentarium broke down into several unofficial versions i suggest at least giving it a try with synthclipse, and one of the coolest thing that synthclipse can do is to directly import a shader script from an online ressource like shadertoy, and convert fragmentarium scripts as well:
http://synthclipse.sourceforge.net/

it might sound nasty to tease fragmentarium, i would not call your version unstable, but there are at least 2 main branches, yours and the official one, they do not seem to converge to an official fragmentarium version, this is why i call it unofficial versions similar to what happened with apophysis, both versions might be compatible right now, but surely the diverge more and more, and i want to promote that fantastic synthclipse that seems to be so neglected but strongly capable

@cK my version I suppose is a branch but I view it as more a test bed for some really cool stuff that can be done with Qt and GLSL. I would like to see some of these ideas make it into the official version, but I'm leaving it to Syntopia to adopt/refine them at his discretion without mucking up his code base with my coding style.
The good ideas, like cream, always rise to the top

@TruthSerum a handy little tool.