Feature request: on Windows, make the program immune to Super-D

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

I am using mclocks 0.1.15 (downloaded from MajorGeeks.com), on Windows 10. Ideally, the clock would be on the desktop layer - in the way that the Rainlender application can be, or, on Linux, the way Conky can be - such that pressing Super-D, i.e., showing the desktop, does not hide the clock.

[bayashi]

Hi. Thank you for using mclocks!
Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the Rainlender application and the Conky though. Is that correct that you would like to keep showing mclocks on pressing Super-D? (Just in case, Super-D means Windows key + D (show desktop) right?)

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

Yes (to both of your questions)!