Allows you to switch between various Start Menu styles and themes In case the new changes do not appeal too much to you, then the good news is that you can consider employing Stardock Start11 to restore the Classic Start Menu in Windows 11 and 10. Regarding the latter, you should know that you cannot pin Live Tiles anymore and the list of installed apps can be found under the All apps button. But in the least, many more users will have access to the basic functionality of animated desktops.ĭeskScapes 2.0 is scheduled to be released in February of 2008, but a beta version is expected soon.Some of the new features that come with Windows 11 is a centered taskbar and a completely revamped Start Menu.
Although it’s not clear what those additional features are, which may or may not be the features described above.
Supports Triggers for changing animated wallpaperįreeloaders will be glad to know the standard version DeskScapes will be available for free, and there will be an enhanced version with “additional features and premium content” for $19.95. But it turns out Microsoft is fully aware of this release and Stardock’s involvement in the original Dreamscene is only as a content-provider.īroadly speaking, DeskScapes 2.0 is purely an incremental release of DeskScapes to support more versions of Windows, plus the occasional bug fix if there’s any. Stardock then shifted its focus on DeskScapes – a free extension to DreamScene which allowed for dynamic renderings instead of just static video, as well as a community to share user-generated Dreams.Īs you might the same question I asked when I first heard about this, how Microsoft will ever approve of this? It’s basically slicing a huge portion of the already miniature Ultimate Extras cake to share with everybody. They then demonstrated the idea to Microsoft who partnered with them to produce the Ultimate Extra, DreamScene along with a batch of its original content. (Right) Dynamic dreams support a range of configurations to customize the experience.īit of interesting background, the implementation of an animated desktop feature in Windows Vista was actually first developed by Stardock. 
Supplied screenshots by Stardock: (Left) DeskScapes uses little resources even to render dynamic backgrounds.
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