He gave admin rights to several people active in the Rainmeter community. What this has caused is a site that for the last couple of years has been petty much 99.9% advertising spam as new submissions.Ībout a year ago, when advertising and malware was causing some grief there in the "Rainmeter" section, we were able to contact the owner, and he changed it so that new submissions to the Rainmeter area had to be "approved" by an admin before they were visible. However, the owner and creator of the site, who I won't drag into this publicly, has long ago moved on to other things, and the site has pretty much been on auto-pilot. If you have any question then you can ask in the comment section has long been a great community to share desktop customization files, like skins for Rainmeter, Winamp, Bumptop and others, themes for Windows, wallpapers, icons, you name it. In this video, we will show you how to make Windows look better with Rainmeter Now you can get some cool skins online, and there are a lot of skins to choose from, many of which have a video tutorial to guide you through the process. To do that, right-click on any of the skins you see on desktop, and click Unload skin. Once you have it installed, you can start by unloading the default skins, which will appear as installation finishes. You should get a setup file which shouldn’t need any detailed instructions to proceed with. You can download the latest version of Rainmeter from here. Rainmeter is open source software distributed free of charge under the terms of the GNU GPL v2 license. Rainmeter is a powerful tool that allows you to display customizable skins on your desktop, from hardware usage meters to fully functional audio visualizers and turn your Desktop into a piece of art. Let us explain first what is rainmeter, how to use it, what are the effects of using it on gaming and daily use, who should use it and more. In this article, we will take a look at Rainmeter and show you how to customize your Desktop with Rainmeter.
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