Time to go vote folks... ;-)

[jsmorley]

http://lifehacker.com/5507645/best-windows-7-tweaking-applications

[sgtevmckay]

agreed...vote is in.
Interesting how many votes for Samurize...the Samurize community has been very quiet until recently.

We need more votes from the Rainmeter community!
Get out and vote folks :thumbsu:

[karmat]

I voted. When you comment there, does it ever get to where your comment just shows up immediately, or do you always have to receive an email and reply to it first, what a pain!

[jsmorley]

Someone has to "promote" your comment the first time, then you are able to directly post after that.

[dragonmage]

What of those saying that Rainmeter and Samurize aren't technically "tweaking" apps?

[jsmorley]

What of those saying that Rainmeter and Samurize aren't technically "tweaking" apps?

All depends on how you define things I guess. Since Rainmeter doesn't directly replace or change any existing Windows functionality, that argument could be made. On the other hand it is often used "in place of" some existing functions, so I could make that argument as well. "Tweak" has a fairly broad definition. Not worth a battle with some dictionary nazi.

[sgtevmckay]

What of those saying that Rainmeter and Samurize aren't technically "tweaking" apps?

The following is a quote from the article in question:

It doesn't have to be an application that changes a whole array of things; it can simply make some aspect of Windows 7 even better.

[sgtevmckay]

I voted. When you comment there, does it ever get to where your comment just shows up immediately, or do you always have to receive an email and reply to it first, what a pain!

I am not seeing your entry

[Lddrizzt]

Ok, my vote is in.

[UNleash]

Left my email there, you guys should see an noobisunknown voting ..
But didnt received an email ..