Post Custom Desktop

[Aytex]

You mad?

 

 

[Pesmerga]

Right now I've 2 or 3 icons, but I usually roll without them, I rarely use them and if I need them they are on the windows 8.1 start menu

[SpagettiNinja]

the icons not thte picture

 

 

Yes, i do

[SansVarnic]

i made it

I like how you have the system usage info up top and the clock on the bottom.

That is something I could definitely use. I use Win7 as my main OS right now using the gadgets to show this stuff. I have WIn10 Preview but I haven't really been into customizing it yet. I am tech savy but not code savy so making things like this is somewhat beyond my current skill set.

Would be possible to ask for a small tutorial on how you put it together? 

[o0Martin]

 

I like how you have the system usage info up top and the clock on the bottom.

That is something I could definitely use. I use Win7 as my main OS right now using the gadgets to show this stuff. I have WIn10 Preview but I haven't really been into customizing it yet. I am tech savy but not code savy so making things like this is somewhat beyond my current skill set.

Would be possible to ask for a small tutorial on how you put it together? 

 

It's all just rainmeter (Although I'm not sure which skin he used exactly), it's all pretty easy to set up and use and there are a lot of skins out there to pick from, and detailed guides too. 

 

You can download it here: http://rainmeter.net/

 

I would recommend getting the 3.3 Beta Release, it will run fine, but also a lot of new skins are only supported on that version. 

 

Once downloaded and installed just search the web for rainmeter skins, I normally use deviantart or sites like Rainmeterhub to look for mine. 

 

Once you find something you like just download it, it should come as a .rmskin file which you just need to open and click to add it to rainmeter, if it doesn't it will be a folder of stuff which you just need to drag and drop into your rainmeter's 'Skins' folder

 

Then in your taskbar right click the Rainmeter icon go to 'Skins' then to skin you downloaded then click it and it will show on your desktop

 

And depending on the skin you downloaded you can go into the ini file with notepad and change around some variables to make it exactly how you want it (That's where things get more complex, however that step it's needed)

 

If you like it how it is you can just drag it to where you want it and you're done

 

If you ever need to go into more detail on anything then there is always this official 'guide/manual': http://docs.rainmeter.net/manual lists pretty much everything you'll ever need to make or to customize a rainmeter skin

[SansVarnic]

 

 

 

It's all just rainmeter (Although I'm not sure which skin he used exactly), it's all pretty easy to set up and use and there are a lot of skins out there to pick from, and detailed guides too. 

 

You can download it here: http://rainmeter.net/

 

I would recommend getting the 3.3 Beta Release, it will run fine, but also a lot of new skins are only supported on that version. 

 

Once downloaded and installed just search the web for rainmeter skins, I normally use deviantart or sites like Rainmeterhub to look for mine. 

 

Once you find something you like just download it, it should come as a .rmskin file which you just need to open and click to add it to rainmeter, if it doesn't it will be a folder of stuff which you just need to drag and drop into your rainmeter's 'Skins' folder

 

Then in your taskbar right click the Rainmeter icon go to 'Skins' then to skin you downloaded then click it and it will show on your desktop

 

And depending on the skin you downloaded you can go into the ini file with notepad and change around some variables to make it exactly how you want it (That's where things get more complex, however that step it's needed)

 

If you like it how it is you can just drag it to where you want it and you're done

 

If you ever need to go into more detail on anything then there is always this official 'guide/manual': http://docs.rainmeter.net/manual lists pretty much everything you'll ever need to make or to customize a rainmeter skin

 

Awesome, Thanks.

[Guest]

I throw all my icons and shit on honeycomb for rainmeter

[connorpiper]

Nope, I just keep everything that would normally stay on my desktop in a folder. (The one that I changed to the desktop icon, it is about 48GB in size)

 

[TheKleen]

Mine is about as simple as it gets. No icons and they only things I have on the taskbar are Chrome and Steam.

 

[lightningterror]

I do the same , my desktop is spotless clean with 0 icons and keep most of the stuff i need in taskbar and start menu.

[jamese669]

Yesbut in alphabetical order

[BadassFuckinGoliathNomad]

Mine used to be an explosion of shortcuts but I seen a friends comp and he taught me... never be messy again

[old reece frost]

This is my current wallpaper. Can we post phone wallpapers here?

[old reece frost]

Yeah, I don't like having icons on my desktop. The only thing I have is a clock

[0ld_Chicken]

Yeah. I switched to an empty desktop after getting flak from my gf about how messy it was. Now i love it and can't go back

[hemmigumm]

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[hemmigumm]

[flibberdipper]

This is my current wallpaper. Can we post phone wallpapers here?

 

Well duh. It's a wallpaper thread after all.

[old reece frost]

Well duh. It's a wallpaper thread after all.

Sweet, well here's my phone wallpaper

More pics here

[evilarceus]

Fucking love material design

[GlassBomb]

My current wallpapers is these ones (changes every 20 minutes from a pool of 1500+ pictures).

 

WARNING: LARGE PICTURE

 

[flibberdipper]

Fucking love material design

 

Hey, I had something like that! I'm on the mountain one now, since sexeh. Thinking about changing it shortly.

[MechEdge]

I have the Witcher 3 HD wallpapers that GOG gave me, they change every hour.

[flibberdipper]

[SansVarnic]

wow, nice background.