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Feedback:  Build #668 runs OK for me, with DWM averaging something like 0.16% (not 16 percent, but a small fraction of 1 percent) CPU usage.

-Noel

Sorry, if my problem is allready known...

When using themeatlas (win8rp.png) in any window with ribbon bug like this

 AeroG.jpg

Build 668:

DWM is about 2% CPU for me, and ~170MB RAM.   (ASUS Rampage V Extreme, 5960x, 32GBRAM, Dual 1080i video cards)

8 minutes ago, JoppyFopFop said:

Build 668:

DWM is about 2% CPU for me, and ~170MB RAM.   (ASUS Rampage V Extreme, 5960x, 32GBRAM, Dual 1080i video cards)

Actually, RAM steadily creeping up, now 190MB, is that "normal" for a debug build?

After stopping the task and restarting it, memory seems to have leveled off at about 130MB

Edited by JoppyFopFop

#668 runs very well on my machine, haven't caught any visual glitch yet, RAM usage hovers around 80-90 MB, CPU usage seems normal, around 0.3% maximum when not doing anything, jumps to about 3% when moving mouse around. I have an aging AMD Phenom II x4 920, 4 GB RAM and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti (driver version 368.81).

I also haven't been able to reproduce those visual glitches from last time when working in Word 2016 (modal dialog border going fully transparent).

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Build #669 - Pre-release, 64 bit
Designed for Windows 10 build 14393
Same as #668 but compiled as release build
Requires sign in to your profile

This build is candidate for the final release. Public installer will be made when 32-bit version is finished.

On 2016-09-10 at 2:16 PM, bigmuscle said:

Build #669 - Pre-release, 64 bit
Designed for Windows 10 build 14393
Same as #668 but compiled as release build
Requires sign in to your profile

This build is candidate for the final release. Public installer will be made when 32-bit version is finished.

Hi,

I have lost my password. How I can retreive it?

thanks

Edited by wmn
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5 hours ago, bigmuscle said:

Build #669 - Pre-release, 64 bit
Designed for Windows 10 build 14393
Same as #668 but compiled as release build
Requires sign in to your profile

This build is candidate for the final release. Public installer will be made when 32-bit version is finished.

I still only see 668 in the experimental builds page, can you please post a link to 669?  Thanks

#669 working fine here.

Edited by groomp

16 minutes ago, JoppyFopFop said:

I still only see 668 in the experimental builds page, can you please post a link to 669?  Thanks

You need to login to download it.

http://glass8.eu/sign/

Just now, groomp said:

You need to login to download it.

http://glass8.eu/sign/

Ah, total user error, I was certain I'd done that, but must have refreshed the wrong tab or something, now it's indeed there, thank you!

4 minutes ago, groomp said:

#669 working fine here.

And here... thank you!

Latest Windows 10 Update (for build 10.0.10586) now breaks Aero Glass v1.4.5 DWM.exe compatibility check:
The following screenshot shows the error 'Failed when trying to download symbols.'  Retrying does not work.

Clicking cancel clears the error and glass effect still provides basic function...

dwm.exe_2016-09-13_22.39.55.png

EDIT: Reinstalling v1.4.5 did the trick and properly re-downloaded a fresh set of symbols.
All is good now.

Edited by JTB3

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