Nimbus
Dynamic wallpaper manager that reacts to the outside world.
What it does
Nimbus is a desktop app that changes your desktop wallpaper dynamically with the world around you. Nimbus reacts to local weather and time, creating the perfect desktop environment for any moment. Use our handmade wallpaper pack to match any weather condition, or upload your own. Import your existing Wallpaper Engine collection and create your perfect environment.
Nimbus automatically changes your desktop wallpaper based on the weather and time of day. Compatible with Wallpaper Engine and custom wallpapers.
No, Nimbus does not require Wallpaper Engine to function. Wallpaper Engine is required for animated wallpapers. An internet connection is required to retrieve the latest weather conditions. Nimbus continues using your selected wallpaper until it can fetch new weather data. Nimbus checks for weather updates every 30 minutes and whenever you change your selected location. Yes. You can import your own images directly into Nimbus. If you own Wallpaper Engine, you can also use your existing Wallpaper Engine wallpapers. Nimbus is designed to run quietly in the background and uses very little CPU or memory during normal operation. No, Nimbus does not require Wallpaper Engine to function. Wallpaper…from getnimbus.nz
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