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rb99

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#293660 6-Feb-2022 11:45
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Wondering if anyone knows of a decent desktop clock to stick on Win 11 desktop. I've tried 'Clocks' and 'Metroclock' from the appstore and they both look nice but while I want a decent size, they won't go too small and I can't get rid of the bar at the top with the minimize / maximize etc buttons.

 

There's always Rainmeter I suppose.





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  #2862867 6-Feb-2022 23:07
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This is the one I am using on Windows 10:

 

http://www.clocx.net/

 

Is there some new feature in Windows 11 for doing desktop gadgets?




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  #2862909 7-Feb-2022 10:00
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Suggest you look into rainmeter





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  #2862919 7-Feb-2022 10:33
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Thanks for the suggestion of clockx but I've already gone for Rainmeter.

 

Am trying out this -

 

https://forum.rainmeter.net/viewtopic.php?t=39326

 

at the moment.





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  #2862920 7-Feb-2022 10:46
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This is what my desktop looks like atm. still playing around with it so I can see what works better


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  #2862924 7-Feb-2022 10:53
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What can I say - This Is The Way. Works well.

 

I do seem to tend towards the darker stuff, and I never thought I'd have a green clock with a basically purple backdrop, but it seems to work (to me anyway).





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