I'd love to repeat the phrases that spewed forth from of my mouth
when I gave the freshly-released WindowBlinds
v3.4 a run (but
I'll do my best to keep this issue family-friendly). In a word?
AWESOME. Now, I've praised Stardock's software in the past, but
they've really outdone themselves with this revision. I installed
it on my laptop to see how well it faired. You may not believe it,
but there didn't seem to be any performance sacrifice (at least,
visually) – and I'm the kinda guy who notices when things are off
by a few nanoseconds. Introducing non-essential UI elements has
traditionally dogged even faster systems. We may no longer be
slaves to that truth! When you're ready to
download it,
don't let anything stop you. When you're ready to
register
it, tell your significant other that it'll last longer than flowers.
New features include: the ability to
inverse window colors; can now color visual styles that weren't
designed to be colored; GUI controls can now paint different
versions of that control depending on the size; users can opt to
skin only the title bars on non-theme aware applications; etc.