Do you hate the looks Windows 10/11 - WindowBlinds might be the solution, look like Mac or anything

[donkey tugger]

It might be worth it just so I know where windows overlap. The thing I hate about Windows is that you can often have two windows that have no drop shadow or boarder color and it can get confusing as to what you're looking at. It's really bad design.

Pretty certain this is fixable via the registry (or tool like WinAero).

The drop shadow setting is also in System Properties, e.g;

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/enable-or ... s-11.8475/

Used to drive me mad without it on..

[audiojunkie]

More info:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft ... d-m2-macs/

[havran]

In my case, on Windows 10 Pro (after years of dual-booting with various Linux distros and gleaning ideas from various desktop environments) this is what makes Windows more palatable for me:

OneCommander as a replacement for the file explorer
Stardock's Start10 or Start11 as the replacement for the Start menu
No icons on the desktop, and small icons in the taskbar
"Date & Time" from the Microsoft Store for a desktop clock
"Twinkle Tray" from the Microsoft Store for controlling the brightness of my external monitor

Otherwise, after every update I check to make sure Skype, Copilot, and a few other things have not been reinstalled.

Hoping to leave Windows in the dust sometime in the next year, though.

[Haptix]

... they did it pretty seamlessly. Some software here and there may have required updates along the way in order to be in compliance with these changes, .../... and all of this happened with minimal disruption to Mac users.

This is the joke of the year

This was almost as heart warming as turning on an apple silicon mac hitting 110*C straight at startup.