LoneColor 3.0

Easily change your desktop wallpaper to a simple, modern solid color for a refreshing clean desktop. While you could go to personalize and change the desktop wallpaper to a solid color from there, instead of going through the steps to do that, all you have to do is click on the LoneColor application and it will randomly select a color and change your desktop wallpaper to that color instantly. 

What makes LoneColor great is that when you are tired of the color on your desktop, you can simply click on the LoneColor icon and it changes your background for you instantly. Though, if you want a specific color, you simply rename the program to, for example, "LoneColor Blue", if you wanted your desktop color to turn to blue when you click it. The color added to the name can also be color hex as well, for more specific colors that you may want as your background. 

LoneColor does not have any interface - it does not need it! All your have to do is click it and it does the work for you right away. Or, you rename it for any color that you want. That is what makes LoneColor such a great little simple program is that it makes it easy for those of us that get tired of our desktop wallpapers really fast, and want a change every so often. With LoneColor, you can do that with just a simple click. 

With just a solid color desktop wallpaper, you can ease your way into a calming, simple look that makes it very easy to find your icons. Desktop wallpaper images also uses a small amount of memory, but using a solid color does not. This can make slower PCs run faster with the small extra amount of memory added when you use LoneColor. In just seconds, free up your memory from that dreaded wallpaper and change your desktop wallpaper to a simple solid color background whenever you want. 

LoneColor runs as it is once you install the application. After a quick install, all you have to do is click on the LoneColor icon to get your random color. But remember, you can also specific what color you want by adding the color name to the LoneColor icon name. Pretty simple, right? Try it out by downloading right here at Rocky Bytes!