Overlay
The Overlay feature displays a customizable text field that remains visible above all running applications. This allows important information to always stay visible on the screen.
The content of the overlay text can be freely configured. Users can also customize the text and background colors to ensure good visibility in different environments.
The overlay can be freely positioned on the screen so it can be placed where it does not interfere with normal work.
This feature is particularly useful in environments with multiple computers or KVM systems, where many machines run similar applications or processes and can be difficult to distinguish from one another. By displaying identifying information directly on the screen, the overlay makes it easy to quickly recognize which system is currently in use.
Unlike the information wallpaper, which may be hidden by running applications, the overlay remains visible at all times, ensuring that the system can always be identified.
Overlay Settings
The Overlay feature displays a customizable text panel that remains visible above all running applications. The following settings control the behavior and appearance of the overlay.
Enable Overlay
Enables or disables the overlay feature. When enabled, the overlay text panel will be displayed on the screen above all applications.
Movable
Allows the overlay to be repositioned freely using the mouse. When disabled, the overlay remains fixed at the configured position and does not block mouse interaction, allowing applications behind it to be used normally.
Overlay Text
Defines the text content displayed in the overlay. This is typically used to show identifying information such as the machine name.
Position
Specifies the screen position of the overlay. The values represent the X and Y screen coordinates.
Size
Defines the width and height of the overlay panel.
Background Color
Sets the background color of the overlay panel, including transparency.
Text Color
Sets the color of the displayed text, including transparency.
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