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Its like the best UI evar! I will never turn it off.
Anybody tired of Aero?
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New #34
I dug it for a week then went back to Windows Classic. I never used themes in XP and ain't going to start now.
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New #36
lol......
Aero is superb!!, i cannot think of a practical reason why you would want to disable it..??(unless your rig is not up to scratch)
any speed increase would be utterly marginal & certainly wouldnt save any time, & you'd be left with the jagged pixelated windows which look TERRIBLE!!
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New #37
Very true...unless the person is just plainlol......
Aero is superb!!, i cannot think of a practical reason why you would want to disable it..??(unless your rig is not up to scratch)
any speed increase would be utterly marginal & certainly wouldnt save any time, & you'd be left with the jagged pixelated windows which look TERRIBLE!!
It is all about perception where the speed is concerned
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New #38
I am attempting to adjust to it. The Windows 7 Basic (which I thought was Aero Basic), does not support the taskbar thumbnails. I like the thumbnails, mucho. I just don't like the sizing and spacing of all the controls. I have tried a variety of different StarDock-like products, at cost, and have always returned to Windows Classic (highly modified).
If only there were native Aero variations - not themes.
I just noticed - I have 18 IE tabs open - and no thumbnails. It would seem there is a limit to open thumbs. As I am wont to have so many tabs open, I may have one less reson for Aero.
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New #39
Yea the limit is the height/width of the taskbar, whatever number of thumbnails fit in one row.
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