Get Windows 8 Style Clock On Your Windows 7 Desktop
Windows 8 Desktop Clock for Windows 7 is a portable application which brings the Windows 8-style login screen look-alike clock to your Windows 7 desktop, with glowing text. Such attempts to port Windows 8 functionality to Windows 7 is frequent among the developer community and it appears that until the Windows 8 beta launch, we might get a set of tools to replicate the Windows 8 UI on our Windows 7. Having said that, W8 Desktop Clock is not just a Windows 8 replica application, but rather can be used to make your common wallpapers into a wallpaper clock. In an earlier post we showed you how to get wallpaper clocks for Ubuntu using Screenlets. However, even Screenlets only allows adding wallpaper clocks and does not transform your wallpaper into one. This give W8 Desktop Clock quite an edge and makes it a worthy application for transforming wallpapers into wallpaper clocks.
Just launch Windows 8 Desktop Clock for Windows 7 and it will add time and date to your desktop. Thankfully, the font is quite easy on the eyes and provides seamless integration to the desktop wallpaper, without causing any distortions.
Download Windows 8 Desktop Clock for Windows 7
please someone help me revert this back
help me i downloaded this and cannot figure out how to delete it now
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Thanks Arnob , and tineye is a nice reverse search engine , btw i did a new search and found a High Res. version 🙂
http://www.deviantart.com/download/194552242/beach_by_srinu619-d37txgy.jpg
@KashTech
http://www.tineye.com/search/e68f2376bec7a12b9bfe5ce86391b866f1c7388a/
thks, great clock, though the time doesn’t fit my computer time. The time doesn’t change with this clock 🙂
I use this one http://f2.org/products/tinyclock/ you can make the background transparent too
I just love the wallpaper you’r using, can you please upload it somewhere ?
I use a desktop gadget called “Transparent Customisable Desktop Clock” (http://bit.ly/nNsdIC). While it’s not exactly the same as the one in Win8, it’s close enough. And you don’t need to install any third party app since it runs under Windows Sidebar.