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RandPC

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  1. 17 minutes ago, ender` said:

    Ouch, that's a problem for me – the new taskbar's awful (random button widths when not grouping icons, no small icons, no quicklaunch toolbars…)

    By default would seem to imply that it only defaults to disabled, not that the user couldn't choose to enable it.

  2. 6 hours ago, Octopuss said:

    What do you mean one minor update?

    Win10 21H2 is still coming out, although it'll just be another enablement patch update like 20H1/21H1, after that it's just security updates until 2025 as Win11 gets all the focus.

  3. Could just mean endgame for Windows 10 specific development, as there is only one more minor update to come so that would make sense.
    Hard to tell though, as even if he did mean endgame for development as a whole I doubt he'd want to publicize that before Windows 11's launch as that would serve to discourage potential purchases.
    Probably depends on how difficult it is to properly integrate it into the new taskbar as a full replacement for Win11's start menu.

     

  4. Not sure this is the right thread for my question, but it's the one that comes closest without starting a new thread. :)

     

    A prolific designer on DeviantArt says that,

     

    Taskbar can't change in RTM build, Microsoft won't let us to do this. 

     

    (Second comment from the top.)

     

    Is he correct? I was hoping to find and install a theme that featured a convex (3-D) Vista-like taskbar in Windows 10,

     

    --JorgeA

     

    Yep, taskbar and some other elements are completely hard coded now. I imagine over time they'll make everything hard coded, the themeability we have now is largely a remnant of deprecated functionality they haven't supported in a long time.

    Nothing he or anyone else can do to fix/improve the taskbar at all.

  5. You have more faith in the masses then I do, I suspect they'll just quietly accept what Microsoft gives then and just be unhappy but accepting of it because it's Widows and they don't know enough to think it's even possible to run anything but Windows 10 anymore.

    Though for many people it won't matter, they'll just continue using their Android/iOS tablet and ignore Windows altogether as a remnant of the past.

  6. Not sure if it's been removed in Win10, knowing Microsoft it probably has but at least in Win8 you could convert from a Microsoft account to a local account from the Metro Settings app> Change PC Settings > Accounts > Your Account > Disconnect under your account name. It would then give the usual warnings about how your a horrible evil person and deserve to die for not embracing Metro but it was there.

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