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[WhitetailAni]

Just now, my username got flaged said:

i know same but like i dont care about punctuation i thought this was a forum not an assignment for my english teacher 

Sometimes it is both.

[my username got flaged]

1 minute ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Sometimes it is both.

hehehe (for those who are to high class the he followed by the he means to be excited or high pitch and laughing basically a girl)
i going and sleep i have test in the morning and i want to sleep at 3:00 a.m.

[AlwaysFSX]

22 minutes ago, Chionele said:

Rainmeter is a program you can use to add completely pointless information on your desktop to then be covered by everything you do on your computer.

20 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

Which is why I find Rainmeter entirely pointless. At least I don't have the habit of just staring at my desktop all day long.

I find it useful for jumping to a specific drive on my system or seeing if my upload is working correctly. It's not completely useless. Just mostly. Takes up very little space on a side monitor.

[Letgomyleghoe]

41 minutes ago, Chionele said:

Rainmeter is a program you can use to add completely pointless information on your desktop to then be covered by everything you do on your computer.

 

39 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

Which is why I find Rainmeter entirely pointless. At least I don't have the habit of just staring at my desktop all day long.

IMO it makes it easier to stay focused on things I need to do, when things are messy (like my desktop was) I feel stressed, literally stressed and anxious, coming to a nice clean desktop, being able to see what time it is, a small amount of news, and a meme, then get on with what i need to do is nice. also things like audio visualizers on the home screen are cool when playing music over speakers.

 

along with what always fx said, having utilities to monitor web traffic, drive speed usage, ram usage etc are nice.

 

 

[Chionele]

1 hour ago, Letgomyleghoe said:

IMO it makes it easier to stay focused on things I need to do, when things are messy (like my desktop was) I feel stressed, literally stressed and anxious, coming to a nice clean desktop, being able to see what time it is, a small amount of news, and a meme, then get on with what i need to do is nice. also things like audio visualizers on the home screen are cool when playing music over speakers.

 

along with what always fx said, having utilities to monitor web traffic, drive speed usage, ram usage etc are nice.

Getting "stressed" from a messy desktop - solve it by adding more stuff to it. Okay then... There is absolutely no benefit in seeing your RAM usage / drive usage / web traffic unless you have some need to actively track that for some purpose, and if you do, you don't want to bury that information behind everything. Yes, numbers running on your screen looks cool and hacker-y, but it's completely pointless.

[my username got flaged]

4 hours ago, Chionele said:

Getting "stressed" from a messy desktop - solve it by adding more stuff to it. Okay then... There is absolutely no benefit in seeing your RAM usage / drive usage / web traffic unless you have some need to actively track that for some purpose, and if you do, you don't want to bury that information behind everything. Yes, numbers running on your screen looks cool and hacker-y, but it's completely pointless.

okai everyone this person has no cllue how to use rainmeter how to make a clean slick desktop 

[Chionele]

40 minutes ago, my username got flaged said:

okai everyone this person has no cllue how to use rainmeter how to make a clean slick desktop 

I guess you're correct in the sense that for me a clean desktop means desktop without any useless things on it.

[SansVarnic]

On 12/4/2020 at 7:38 AM, my username got flaged said:

okai everyone this person has no cllue how to use rainmeter how to make a clean slick desktop 

okai everyone this person has no cllue how to use civil and considerate conversation....

 

Does this sound like something you want others to say to you? Either way you need to take your behavior down a notch and use a bit more civil/mature discussion within this forum.

Read this and apply it.

Thank you.