Sucrose boasts a plethora of impressive features as a desktop application. One of its most notable features is Audio Visualization, which displays real-time audio visualization on your wallpapers. The Hardware Monitoring feature is also handy as it enables you to monitor CPU, GPU, and RAM usage on your wallpapers. Moreover, the Interactivity feature allows users to interact with themes using mouse and keyboard actions.

If you're feeling creative, you can even create custom themes and share them with others in the Sucrose community. Additionally, Sucrose also has an extensive collection of wallpapers available in the Store tab, which are sorted into different categories to make it easy to find what you're looking for.

In the Settings menu, Sucrose offers various options that you can configure. You can set up hardware monitoring, integrate audio visualizers, interact with wallpapers through shortcuts, and configure JavaScript integration. However, it's important to note that some parts of the application are not yet translated, which may be inconvenient for non-English speakers. Additionally, the application is quite large, with the Microsoft Store version taking up over 780MB, so keep that in mind if you have limited disk space.

Overall, Sucrose is an excellent choice if you're searching for a desktop application with a broad range of wallpapers and useful features. As long as you're not bothered by the incomplete interface translation, Sucrose is a great option that offers some fantastic wallpapers and functionalities.

There are a number of versions available for download with different .NET requirements. Check out this article if you are unsure which version you are running.

Sucrose Features:

● Light and Dark theme feature
● Create your own wallpapers simply or in detail
● Supports multiple screens and all screen resolutions
● Customize various wallpaper engines and plugins freely
● Completely open-source and free; no feature requires payment
● Create media-responsive wallpapers using the Sucrose Audio API
● Determine the fate of the wallpaper based on system performance
● Create wallpapers that display system status using the Sucrose System API
● You can use any website you want as wallpaper with CefSharp and WebView

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