Every skin works differently, depending on the choices of that skin's individual author. Some skins even come bundled in large "suites" and include their own tools for customizing their form and appearance, within or alongside Rainmeter's basic user interface.
Others are more complex, like miniature applications themselves. Some skins are very simple, single-purpose tools, like Windows desktop gadgets, or "widgets" on an Android device. What is a "skin"? Skin can be many things. There are thousands and thousands of skins available, crafted by a large and ever-growing community of program users. Honestly you gotta be out of your mind to think that Nintendo needs a random dude tattling on someone for publishing an article about a mod on a fan site.Many skins are even functional: they can record your notes and to-do lists, launch your favorite applications, control your media player - all in a clean, unobtrusive interface that you can rearrange and customize to your liking.
The richest company in Japan I am very sure has plenty of great, great lawyers. Honestly why are you so upset about this? I love Nintendo, I think it's a great company but honestly do you think they need you reporting an article about a modding community I'm sure they are very aware of and quite possibly could be considering dealing with at this moment. In a lot of cases, they take down things that aren't really causing any problems however it is their brand so it's respectable.ģ). The closest they get to official is reviewing games on Nintendo hardware.Ģ) If Nintendo really wants something gone, their lawyers will handle it. 1) This site isn't in any way an "official" Nintendo site.
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