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The restlying of ThisIsWin11 (started on Dec 14, 2021) divides the minds.
In the last seven days I can hardly save myself from mails (as of today, 131+ Please DO NOT mail me and use GitHub for Discussions) and requests around the new design. There were also some really positive ones, but the major part aims at "The UI is fresh but not familiar anymore".
Although it’s easy to change and to update an app, for some it seems to be a challenging task to restyle an app substantially. Obviously there's personal preference and all that, but I was wondering about changing the UI of ThisIsWin11 and make it look like the Wizard of the Windows 11 Get Started app.
The open source ThisIsWin11 tools enjoy great popularity and continues to grow. In the initial phase, the tool was only supposed to introduce the new Windows 11 operating system.
I have started a new project with ThisIsWin11 two weeks ago which was dedicated exclusively to getting to know Windows 11. The app has left yesterday the preview status and is now slowly expanded as a practical all-rounder for Windows 11.
Microsoft unveiled its latest operating system, Windows 11. This version of Windows brings a completely new UI, a centered taskbar, redesigned Start Menu, Explorer, App store, Android app support, and more.
To determine if your current PC will be able to run Windows 11, you can check out this list of system specifications on Microsoft's website, or use its PC Health Check app. Unfortunately Microsoft removed temporarily this key tool people were using to see if they could update. This is where my replacement ReadySunValley app comes in.
Today I would like to briefly introduce you to a new project of mine called ControlUWP.
This is my version and vision of a Windows 10 Settings app
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