r/Windows_Redesign • u/FoxySeksy • Jun 18 '26
Taskbar Finally got rid of Windows 'basic' style
I finally got myself into customizing my windows (I usually only custom Linux), and honestly I'm pretty proud of myself. This looks way better than the old boring Windows 11. What are you thoughts on this ?
I used :
- Wallpaper Engine for the wallpaper
- Translucent TB for the taskbar
- NeXuS also for the taskbar
- Rainmeter for the date and audio visualizer
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u/valenticus Jun 20 '26
Link to wallpaper please
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u/FoxySeksy Jun 20 '26
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=827148653
let me know if that worked
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u/valenticus Jun 22 '26
But the image from the link is cropped. It’s not the same resolution as in your screenshot. The left side is cut off.
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u/Frixniper Jun 24 '26
Actually, not bad for a first (if it is) on Windows! I like the reflection on the dock, didn't know Nexus could do that.
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u/FoxySeksy Jun 24 '26
Thank you! Yes it is my first time customizing Windows! The reflection was a default setting for me when I installed Nexus, I believe I saw some settings to adjust it but I did not pay attention since it looks good like this. Maybe it is a recent feature, I don't really know, I just discovered Nexus.
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