Overall, Mond skin is minimalistic, light and does not hog your computer resources in the background. You can get the plugin from the link mentioned below. However, keep in mind, the Spotify integration does not work out of the box so you will have to install a separate plugin. On top of that, the Mond skin is very customizable and allows you to add multiple widgets on the desktop. The wallpaper I am using is from Reddit and it’s named Neon Gas Station ( check it out). The skin itself is designed to use Style Sheets, allowing for complete customization of the look and feel of the skin while retaining all of the functionality of the script. By using the power of the Lua scripting language, the skin loads instantly and is extremely flexible. Mond is my favorite Rainmeter skin solely because of how well it goes with the wallpaper. LuaCalendar is a Calendar skin designed for use with the Rainmeterprogram. Here are absolutely beautiful Rainmeter skins that you should check out. If you too use Rainmeter to get that granular customization on your Windows PC. Its design does not need a detailed description. It’s compatible with all Windows versions, from XP to Windows 10 it should also work fine with Windows 11, as we tested in our separate tutorial on making Windows look like macOS. The simplest, not too big, but not too small calendar for Rainmeter. It goes without saying, in order to use these skins, you need to have Rainmeter ( download) installed on your Windows PC. It can be used to display a truckload of extra information (clock, network statistics, processor usage) on the desktop, which itself can be tweaked in unimaginable ways, thanks to the countless skins available for the same.

Rainmeter is a free desktop customization program that lets you completely transform the way your desktop looks.

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