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[djmagnifique]

On 10/24/2022 at 2:21 AM, Raiderman68 said:

Ive been using curtains for a year now, and it does none of the things you describe. It works flawlessly on Windows 10 LTSC Lot 21H2. I am using my custom images for the frames, and that is all I have it doing.

 

That looks very nice.  How are you doing the rounded corners?

[Raiderman68]

On 10/25/2022 at 4:53 PM, djmagnifique said:

That looks very nice.  How are you doing the rounded corners?

Like I said in my post, you can use your own custom frame images. You can also modify any pre-loaded theme.

[AeroSeeker]

Ultimately, I'm not going to use Windows 10 though. Or 11. Windows 8.1 will be the latest Windows OS I will ever use and support unless Microsoft absolutely gets their a** in gear. After 8.1 gets too old for modern systems, I will switch to MX Linux full-time and that will be that. Hell, MX is already dual-installed on my system and runs amazingly. The only reason why I haven't switched things over entirely is purely because of laziness and because I will always have a soft spot for old (8.1 or lower) Windows OSes.

Edited October 30, 2022 by AeroSeeker

[BJFox]

I own all of Stardocks applications. I purchased them to fix the inexcusable and unforgivable aesthetic atrocities the Redmond Reprobates have hurled onto us after they commited digital genocide with Windows 7.

I don't use them because the added bloat and waste of system resources that results from using Stardock applications is more than I can tolerate.

[Darth Agnon]

6 hours ago, BJFox said:

I own all of Stardocks applications. I purchased them to fix the inexcusable and unforgivable aesthetic atrocities the Redmond Reprobates have hurled onto us after they commited digital genocide with Windows 7.

I don't use them because the added bloat and waste of system resources that results from using Stardock applications is more than I can tolerate.

I use Coodesker (https://www.coodesker.com/) instead of Stardock Fences. It seems to be less resource intensive, and doesn't embed itself as deeply into the system, but is still quite beta stage software.