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By patseguin · Posted
I love the way liquid glass looks. They just need to tweak certain parts like control center. This is only beta 1. -
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By TsarNikky · Posted
Mixed news. Glad to hear LibreOffice is catching up to MS's Office. The latter has become way too bloated/complicated and non-intuitive to non-power users. Apparently, MS no longer cares for the non-gaming home-based consumer. Sad to hear support for WIndows-7 is ending. Many users remain with Windows-7 as it was easy to use, intuitive, and reliable. Non-power users and gamers don't need to needless complexity, dubious "features," and long-term instability of the last few versions. [After "how many years" Windows-10 is now reasonably stable--as long as MS stops mucking with it.] -
By Steven P. · Posted
Yeah but Microsoft actually did a good job with Aero Glass. I remember the only complaints was about how people could not use it without a top tier card back in the day, it would also disable until you activated Windows. Aero Glass was used in window borders, taskbar and yes the Start menu, but only as a border reference, the programs in the Start menu had a black background on Start (if I remember correctly) and All Programs and context menus were not glass. -
By George P · Posted
The only thing it looks like to me is harder to read.
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Like in this screenshot...what font is it exactly in the "To: person@email.com" and the preview of the first line or subject. Anyone know exactly? Thanks for any help!
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