Quote from: Initscri on July 06, 2014, 12:40:54 AM

Quote from: bitgeek on July 05, 2014, 10:48:23 PM

I feel like Initscri, themes look awesome, but using them can be a pain. I like my old windows icons, they allow me to work fast.

Exactly. I feel like I would be "stumbling" over the entire desktop for a while and my productivity would be low.

Quote from: KamyKira on July 05, 2014, 07:21:10 PM

Good luck with that , but i feal that we must align ourselves with the future changes , i think this will be a common thing in the near future , on all devices , mby not as rainmeter , mby will be implemented as the default theme , i envy this guys that have such nice desktops , but i will find time to make myne awesome since from next week i have holiday.

It's that I'm not willing to align with new future changes (or technology); it is in this sense a benefit issue. The benefit of having a nice looking desktop may be outweighed by the fact that my productivity would be low due to this desktop and having to learn it.

If I ever have a new computer that I won't be using for work, then by all means, I have no issue trying this out; but not on my primary machine...
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I don`t understand how some people can say that it will lower productivity , or that they can use the normal icons better then this ....

This is fully customizable = You can have any shortcuts you need , and make them look however you want , yes it will take some time maybe 1-2-3 days to get used to your new desktop , like all new things take time getting used to , but overall i think it will be better then the old one for many reasons.

RSS feed , you can even have opened documents on ur desktop for working , like C++ , HTML , Notepads etc .

Getting used to new Technology can have benefits , and learning / getting used to will take just a few days.

This is just my personal opinion , don`t misunderstand

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