Rainmeter Notes Skins. 32 Recently added Notes Skins and Widgets for Rainmeter. Rainmeter Notes Skins. 32 Recently added Notes Skins and Widgets for Rainmeter. Violet Core Panel.
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I've been fooling around with my Windows 8 desktop lately and I discovered I'm really fond of putting small pics all over the place (see image below).I achieved this with a minimal image viewer called Image Eye. The reason why I want to use Rainmeter instead is because It looks cleaner (don't have to open the pictures each time I turn on the computer, no 'close-minimize-restore' panel on the pic when I have the cursor over, etc), but I tried to do this weeks ago (on my first attempt at using Rainmeter) and it was an overly complex process (considering the task): I had to set the specific dimensions (so each time I changed the pic I had to change the dimensions) and set a directory... I mean, yeah, It's simple, but with this software It's just open the file, resize (if wanted) and you are set, plus It took me forever to find a 'skin' that did this and the one I found had a horrible frame all over the pic.
My question: how to open a pic and pin it to the desktop with Rainmeter? I only want a 1px black border (or maybe no border at all).
That's one thing. The other: is there any way I can pin foobar2k (or any piece of software) to the desktop so it always stays there? Like, I really like my setup on the picture above, but as you may guess, each time I press the bottom right button (to go to the desktop) it also minimizes every window so It's more of a 'display'-thing rather than a functional workstation.