I believe work on Groupy 2 is slated to begin development sometime as soon as when Start 11 v1.2 is finished. This is based on an old list that has Groupy 2 next in the que followed by Windowblinds 11.
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="13" id="3845029"] Quoting PhoenixRising1, reply 12 The only issue I have noticed is that in Windows 11 theme; custom tiles now take up very little of the actual tile. Anything set to large or smaller now looks quite small and overly spaced out because the tile size is much larger then the
The only issue I have noticed is that in Windows 11 theme custom tiles now take up very little of the actual tile. Anything set to large or smaller now looks quite small and overly spaced out because the tile size is much larger then the tile icons. This is especially apparent when "hide captions" is selected but still apparent to a degree when captions are present
I think Dave Chappelle nailed cancel culture with this clip (warning some language) https://youtu.be/2MZZ__5F_-A
It is a known issue that texture and transparency are not working on the taskbar for the new Beta / DEV windows build at this time. Something that Microsoft did in their latest update caused this break so it may be something to report to Microsoft on their Beta build as well. Also there are partial fixes in stardocks latest beta https://cdn.stardock.us/downloads/public/software/start/
What version of Windows 11 are you using?
Sure it was an opinion and I respect that you have a different one. I would love to debate these two as it does make for an interesting conversation, but with the rules I do not think I can go into details in regards to the other software. I think we have to simply agree to disagree here. I do see that skinning comes into the question. I will concur that has not yet come to start 11. Start 11 does seem to be on the home stretch as far as development goes. It is very possible that in a
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="53" id="3844609"] Please also be aware competitor talk has never been permitted on the support forums. [/quote] Not that start 11 has any REAL competition anyways [e digicons]B)[/e]
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As far as stability of Windows 11, I have seen a lot of fluctuation. Some PC's run Windows 11 flawlessly. Other PC's have issue's. The best example is a Windows 11 device running on a Ryzen cpu. For whatever reason, Windows 11 has struggled on multiple fronts getting the powerful Ryzen chip to work as intended on Windows 11.
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Here is a clear cut example of issue's Windows 11's current model is causing. This whole image is the start 11's taskbar resized off the Beta / Dev build. What happened here is that Microsoft has made big changes to the taskbar behavior that now prevent it's taskbar from receiving re-texture or transparency. The parts unaffected are Start 11's softw
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="1" id="3844389"] Fixed issue with automatic taskbar color when on dev/beta channel Win11 and enhanced taskbar enabled [/quote] Adds a much needed level of stability to the taskbar for beta channel users. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Question: Is transparency and texture something that Microsoft killed off with their updated taskbar or is that something that can be fixed at a later date? [quote who="sdRohan" reply="1" id="3844
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[quote who="alexvojacek" reply="44" id="3844373"] Not to mention the idiots that designed the Start Menu. Not being able to order the icons?, not being able to set titles for the section?, not being able to remove the Recommended section and replace it with your icons?. If you remove it you'll have a huge space and no option to tweak it. Just by seeing how Start11 operates you can clearly get that Windows 11 start menu is an alpha work-in-progress thing that should not be there in the ma
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[quote who="Jafo" reply="41" id="3844272"] Phoenix...you're debating with a troll ....never ends well [for the latter]... [/quote] Fair enough
[quote who="Jafo" reply="26" id="3844278"] Politics isn't 'shut down' it's moved to where it is expected there will be contentious 'argument'. [/quote] The funny thing about American culture is that our worst curse are actually names of presidents. I believe the only president that doesn't cause someones blood to boil is George Washington. All other presidents are not safe to say by name.
[quote who="Chasbo" reply="18" id="3844241"] Let's go back to the first thought and here's an example. Frog Boy mentioned Trump. I've seen where Jafo has shut down threads that got political. I don't see that happening here because Frog Boy owns this forum! It's okay to bring politics into this if it's your forum. [/quote] I think it is more about respect. Frogboy bringing up his feeling towards right wing censorship on twitter isn't actually considered offensive. It
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[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="33" id="3844185"] Things that are not breaking such as startallback are not actually even windows 11 features. This is because it preforms a hack into your pc's system registry and tricks windows 11 into thinking it is actually Windows 10 and therefore preforms a fix to put in Windows 10's Taskbar into your system. But anything that actually hooks into Windows 11 software is being affected by windows 11's changes. [/quote] [quote who="xewaf
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[quote who="xewafa3865" reply="34" id="3844188"] I disagree you are talking about the beta in the pipeline this has nothing to do with the current windows 11 version. these changes taskbar icons and so on are in the works or test this is for the next major update the official version is not a beta. every program is changed or bug fixed not just operating systems regardless of whether that bothers users or developers of other programs. this has nothing to do with windowblinds 11 or starta
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[quote who="xewafa3865" reply="32" id="3844170"] first of all some things I see similar to you but what is the nonsense that windows 11 is a beta version. windows 11 is since the official release a full operating system that works, that it does not work 100 percent with the many hardware or software that the millions of users use is clear there is no software that works flawlessly what you can see every day in the forum. for 95 percent of users it works only not for users of pr
It is the Beta tester's paradox. Can someone who likes to test Beta builds refrain from testing a Beta build in order to test a Beta build.
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Naroon1, I myself enjoy being a Beta tester on multiple fronts. I think by being a Beta tester you do in fact help shape the landscape a bit by reporting problems and adding suggestions. We are the same in regards to not being afraid to try new tech while trying to figure out the best route. I think Windows 11 and Windowblinds will be great, and that is in part by our feedback. The next month will be a month for the beta testers mostly. For the people that want a stable operat
I had that happen to me once before. I was able to fix it by restarting the explorer
[quote who="mackid1993" reply="244" id="3844054"] This has nothing to do with beta versions of Windows. I'm using a Surface Pro 7 on stable Windows 11 and Start 11 1.17 and am still experiencing major stability issues related to touch that I've detailed in this thread. On version 1.16 touch was completely broken. On 1.17 it is highly unstable and causes explorer crashes. [/quote] My mistake. I read heads up and problems ahead and immediately my mind went towards windows 11 b
[quote who="merdrich" reply="242" id="3844051"] 1.16 is not playing nice with the latest iteration of Windows 11 on my Surface Pro 7, particularly when the keyboard is disconnected. In that case, Start11 doesn't work at all. I realize that it's often the case that apps don't work well with beta software (in this case on both sides), but it's worth a heads up to know there are problems ahead. [/quote] Start 11 is now on release 1.17. however there are still issues if you are
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[quote who="alexvojacek" reply="20" id="3844016"] I have a Ryzen 9 3950X [/quote] There are known stuttering issue when using a ryzen cpu on Windows 11. It has something to do with how it works with the TPM chip. I do not believe this issue has been fixed yet
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[quote who="alexvojacek" reply="19" id="3844014"] My brother is an A.I. programmer for videogames, the last game he participated was Mass Effect Legendary Edition for EA (yes, he helped develop that remake) and he is furious with Windows 11. For him almost every aspect of the new Windows 11 seems to be designed by a moron. The extra clicks may not seem like much for a normal person, but for someone who needs to excel at productivity, those extra clicks and dumb decisions regar