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WindowBlinds  :x  :x  :x  :x

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Don't be so 1999 its gotten much better.

very pretty, no doubt. How much extra CPU/Memory does such stuff take (I have never tried WB)?

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WindowsBlinds (wbload.exe) is using 0% CPU and 1280K of RAM.

windowsblinds isn't as bad as people think, its just not free.

Though I only use it because I screwed up my UxTheme.dll and I was too lazy to fix it.

Well, svchost.exe on my comp (which holds the theme engine) was over 44mb when i used WindowBlinds (4.5.1) and is currently 23mb when using a modified uxtheme.dll. As i said in the DesktopX 3.1 comments (which was deleted) after trying all of StarDocks Suite, I find IconPackager the only usefull program.

But its my personal opinion :)

Great news. :D And for the people going "Windowblinds :x :x :x :x :x", blame the skins, not the program. Stardock can't be blamed for all of those crappy Windowblinds skins, eh? Some Windowblinds skins can be real gems, this one appears so too. :)

P.S. Windowblinds has never slowed my machine.

And I just found this:

If you look back at that Longhorn screenshot, doesn't it look to you that those titlebars aren't simply transparent? They seems to be almost translucent - the text behind is really blurred as if it were actually being viewed through a pane of thick glass or something.

Will WB do that?

The yranslucent start panel in WB does that so why shouldnt the titlebars? :o)

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