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eye candy
About this tag
On WindowsForum.com, the tag 'eye candy' appears in discussions about desktop customization and visual flair in Windows operating systems. Users share tools like Aston2, WindowBlinds, and IconPackager to enhance the look of Windows 7, and explore third-party widgets such as steampunk-themed Yahoo Widgets for added decoration. Some members compare the visual polish of Windows 7 and Vista to earlier versions, noting a glossier, more animated interface. Others critique Microsoft's focus on aesthetics over stability, as seen in reviews of Windows 8.1. The tag reflects a community interest in personalizing the Windows desktop experience with themes, widgets, and visual effects.
This gentleman has gone through Windows 8.1 Preview and completely found every possible inkling wrong with it. For the most part, I have looked forward to the technical changes in 8.1 that, perhaps, might increase the stability of the kernel when interacting with rogue drivers. You know...
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Came across some nicely craftedLink Removed on another site I'm a member of. Link Removed. Well worth a look if you're into steampunk, or even just like nice looking eye candy to add to your desktop. My current favourites are theLink Removed - Invalid URL Nixie tube clock, British penny red...
For me, I like Eyecandy. And while Windows 7 itself offers some, I want even more. Though neither of these solutions are free at the moment they are at least more than a start. The first one is Aston2 Which will fancy up the start menu, desktop, and whole more. And at least it works great with...
To me, Windows 7 just feels so much different from Xp and past OS's. Even in classic theme, it just seems glossier and more eye candy. Does anyone feel the same? And is there away to make it feel like Windows 95 or 2000? Even a guide for Vista because that feels the same way as 7 to me.
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Well, I probably would of never done this without all the screen shots I've seen lately of peoples desktops... Never ending Vista orbs orgy.
Yes I admit defeat, I have moved to Vista and I am settling in quite well actually. With the help of some websites and this forum I have...