This month's Stardock TV focuses primarily on IconPackager. But with the new
release of Object Desktop 2004 (the yearly snapshot of all of the programs that
make up Object Desktop being aligned into a single coherent product) we take a
quick look at that too.
This is IconPackager 2.5. The world's most popular way (by
far) of changing your Windows icons by applying packages (sometimes called sets)
of icons.
This is Theme Manager. It's been totally rewritten and is the
successor to the popular "WinStyles" program. It lets you apply individual
skins, themes, icons, wallpapers, etc. Or you can apply entire "suites" at once.
When you have your desktop just the way you want it, you can save it as a .suite
and bring it back later.
Some people think Object Desktop is all about eye candy and
glitz. But Object Desktop is really about turbo charging Windows to work how
you want it to. This month's Stardock TV also shows how you can use Object
Desktop to create a minimalistic desktop. Just raw speed.
[StardockTV:
April 2004 Video]
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