Windows 11??

Edwin · 20 Jun 2021

dalchina said:

Try Stardock's Curtains- there's one skin I found.. and you could make your own of course..

Well...,

Windows Blinds is all fecked up on W11..., QTTabBar doesn't work at all..., you can no longer create your own Taskbar Toolbars!!!

dalchina · 20 Jun 2021

QTTabBar doesn't work at all

Brink · 20 Jun 2021

Enable or Disable Snap Window without Dragging All the Way to Screen Edge in Windows 11 | Windows 11 Forum

Edwin · 20 Jun 2021

dalchina said:

Yeah..., it's pretty dickered!!!

Think I'm gonna go back!!!

Edwin · 20 Jun 2021

Edwin said:

Yeah..., it's pretty dickered!!!

Think I'm gonna go back!!!

(Made it back..., Whew!!!)

ray01 · 20 Jun 2021

Hello
take a look at the link, download and install
it works very well

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steve108 · 20 Jun 2021

ray01 said:

Hello
take a look at the link, download and install
it works very well

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Hello ray01

- bad link

steve108 · 20 Jun 2021

Edwin said:

Well...,

Windows Blinds is all fecked up on W11..., QTTabBar doesn't work at all..., you can no longer create your own Taskbar Toolbars!!!

Someone on reddit says QTTabBar worked for them on Windows 11: I tested QTTabBar in Windows 11 and it works! : Windows11

ish4d0w · 20 Jun 2021

Do you guys think that MS will just release this very same leaked build in the pipeline as the next Insider Dev Ring build?

I mean... from what you posted as it's build identification tag... it's a co-release and looks pretty much like something that could be one. But then again, they might just skip it and release an ever newer build. What do you think<

Bree · 20 Jun 2021

ish4d0w said:

Do you guys think that MS will just release this very same leaked build in the pipeline as the next Insider Dev Ring build?

I mean... from what you posted as it's build identification tag... it's a co-release and looks pretty much like something that could be one. But then again, they might just skip it and release an ever newer build. What do you think<

The thing about these Dev channel builds is that there's not necessarily a direct progression from one to the next. Each contains 'work in progress' features that may (or may not) make it into the Beta channel (where the aim is to progress towards a release version). Some may not even make it into the next Dev build.

Microsoft said:

Insiders in the Dev Channel will receive builds that is earliest in a development cycle and will contain the latest work-in-progress code from our engineers....

These builds are not matched to a specific Windows 10 release. New features and OS improvements in this channel will show up in future Windows 10 releases when they’re ready and may be delivered as full OS build updates or servicing releases. Insider feedback here will help our engineers with major fixes and changes to the latest code.

Introducing Windows Insider Channels | Windows Insider Blog