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Post by leet on May 5, 2020 17:25:40 GMT -8
Everything in the zip file should be placed in the same folder. Doesn't matter exactly where you put it though. As long as all those files are in the same folder!
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Post by powerplayer on May 6, 2020 3:53:00 GMT -8
Everything in the zip file should be placed in the same folder. Doesn't matter exactly where you put it though. As long as all those files are in the same folder! Can you make another exe that restores the position of the old taskbar ? cause every time i try it the taskbar go below the seeing field and i need to logoff and login again after i kill the process |
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Post by leet on May 6, 2020 6:34:53 GMT -8
Everything in the zip file should be placed in the same folder. Doesn't matter exactly where you put it though. As long as all those files are in the same folder! Can you make another exe that restores the position of the old taskbar ? cause every time i try it the taskbar go below the seeing field and i need to logoff and login again after i kill the process Uhm, it should do it. Do you have a screenshot? |
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Post by powerplayer on May 6, 2020 8:18:42 GMT -8
well u can do your own install startisback + classic3 theme then you run your taskbar and kill it in task manager and the taskbar from startisback will be seemingly gone instead of right under
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Post by leet on May 6, 2020 9:33:56 GMT -8
well u can do your own install startisback + classic3 theme then you run your taskbar and kill it in task manager and the taskbar from startisback will be seemingly gone instead of right under That makes a lot of sense. A lot. When you kill a process it doesn't get time to run any finishing code. So you have to right click my taskbar and press Exit. |
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Post by powerplayer on May 6, 2020 11:52:19 GMT -8
well u can do your own install startisback + classic3 theme then you run your taskbar and kill it in task manager and the taskbar from startisback will be seemingly gone instead of right under That makes a lot of sense. A lot. When you kill a process it doesn't get time to run any finishing code. So you have to right click my taskbar and press Exit. Thanx it worked |
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Post by aphexetwine on May 6, 2020 17:58:33 GMT -8
Screenshot (top-middle-bottom -- Windows Classic-My own theme-Rainy Day):
How do you get these different colors? Mine is just white. Which makes system icons indiscernible. I'm using the binaries from the OneDrive link (x64 Release) Thanks for this by the way. This is better than any other "theme" I've seen on the internet so far. Hope you keep working on this full-time. |
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Post by leet on May 6, 2020 18:19:41 GMT -8
Screenshot (top-middle-bottom -- Windows Classic-My own theme-Rainy Day):
How do you get these different colors? Mine is just white. Which makes system icons indiscernible. I'm using the binaries from the OneDrive link (x64 Release) Thanks for this by the way. This is better than any other "theme" I've seen on the internet so far. Hope you keep working on this full-time. Thanks! I’ll definitely keep putting in effort into the project as quarantine gives you a lot of inspiration. The color actually reflects your classic theme configuration! So you’ll need a deskn.cpl file. I would recommend downloading SimpleClassicTheme(my other project, thread named “Reversibly Enable/Disable classic theme using a simple gui”). After you downloaded it open it and click configure. A menu should pop up with a bunch of settings for colors! |
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Post by leet on May 6, 2020 18:20:42 GMT -8
Screenshot (top-middle-bottom -- Windows Classic-My own theme-Rainy Day):
How do you get these different colors? Mine is just white. Which makes system icons indiscernible. I'm using the binaries from the OneDrive link (x64 Release) Thanks for this by the way. This is better than any other "theme" I've seen on the internet so far. Hope you keep working on this full-time. Also, tomorrow I’ll upload a build where those icons will properly render black/white! |
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dirtpiper
New Member
Posts: 9
OS: Windows 10 Home x64
Theme: Skinned to look like Windows 98SE
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Post by dirtpiper on May 6, 2020 19:34:18 GMT -8
Looking forward to it!
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Post by anixx on May 6, 2020 19:44:01 GMT -8
The pushed buttons' borders are too shallow. Only one pixel when it should be 2.
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Post by leet on May 6, 2020 23:15:25 GMT -8
I said that there were inconsistencies that I was looking into. It was mostly generating correctly but now pixel-perfect: |
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Post by anixx on May 7, 2020 1:29:47 GMT -8
I said that there were inconsistencies that I was looking into. It was mostly generating correctly but now pixel-perfect: I meant pushed buttons. That is, bewelled. The button of the active task. It now has 1px border, unlike on Windows Explorer. |
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Post by leet on May 7, 2020 1:31:32 GMT -8
You mean these? They are also correct
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Post by anixx on May 7, 2020 1:34:22 GMT -8
Ok.
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Post by anixx on May 7, 2020 1:35:18 GMT -8
You have some empty space next to the clock, is it intentional?
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Post by leet on May 7, 2020 1:42:23 GMT -8
It's normally where PM/AM would go, but I couldn't care less to implement the clock correctly. I put it on the todo list
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Post by anixx on May 7, 2020 1:42:35 GMT -8
Your program crashes on Win8.1
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Post by leet on May 7, 2020 1:49:59 GMT -8
Your program crashes on Win8.1 Correct. I reference the Win32 interface IVirtualDesktopManager which only works on Win10. It’s on the todo list but I first wan’t to implement critical taskbar features before making sure it works everywhere |
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Post by anixx on May 7, 2020 3:22:41 GMT -8
Does your program respect the font smoothing settings?
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