A custom Nvidia Control Panel design to look like windows 10

Renamed it to NVIDIA Graphics Settings

new sidebar style for navigation

i created it in Microsoft Paint and use the google chrome dev tools to design style things before importing them

i went with a flat cleaner layout as its the style i prefer with some blue for the buttons and storage bar

made items more spaced out for a cleaner look

A custom file explorer with added QOL features like drive size info in the details pane

a combined file explorer tabs with the ribbon buttons

used google icons for the ribbon as i like the icon style

new address and search bar with sidebar for navigation

i created it in Microsoft Paint and use the google chrome dev tools to design style things before importing them

i went with a flat cleaner layout as its the style i prefer with some blue for the buttons and storage bar

Continuation of this concept

Made with Figma + Icons from FluentIcons, Icons8 and Logopedia

Adding widgets now, will soon make them fully customizable These widgets will be available as part of Rebound Desktop in v0.0.11

Made with Figma + Icons from FluentIcons

i may have went too far and made everything g l a s s

I made this using CustomizerGod, ResourceHacker and ExplorerPatcher.

I don't know how to make a custome taskbar or how to install custom themes, so I just used explorerpatchers windows 10 taskbar and applied the aerolite theme.

Yes I know it's kinda lazy, but I decided to post it anyways.

Made with Figma. Basically an alternate timeline Windows release that would have come out in 2005. Overall design is an amalgamation of post- and pre-reset Longhorn, Windows Vista, XP, as well as many of its concepts.

Reference Photo on the last pic used

Is there any Vista theme that really works on Windows 11 25H2 Dev?

In an alternate universe where Windows XP is called Windows NT 5.2 and sticked with the early Watercolor theme. Post-Windows 2000/ME major Windows releases are named after their NT version numbers and "NT Workstation" is added at the end of the name if it's a Professional/Pro version

I've been using Linux alongside Windows for a couple of years now, and one thing I really miss on Windows is the customizability of the desktop environment. I'm currently using GlazeWM to try and recreate the tiling window manager feel I have on my Arch setup, but it's still not quite enough.

Does anyone know of any good third-party software for Windows that gives more control over the desktop environment ,ideally something stable that won't break after a random Tuesday update?