Actually, XP has open source security options and onecore API to run modern apps through a compatibility layer. It’s the best time to be using XP and ditch modern systems.
Most Linux desktop environments still follow the flat style that windows and Mac have adopted. I have browsed through icon packs and window decorations. It is hard to find good maximilast designs.
Believe me, I have tried. Everything falls just short of giving me the satisfaction of XP. The closest I have gotten is Trinity Desktop with an XP skin, but it’s not the same. If you have gotten this far and care enough, I’ll make sure to reply to this thread once I get the adapter to install XP and let you know how it goes. The only way forward now is back baby! We’re riding into the modern era on the back of 2001 technology!
Actually, XP has open source security options and onecore API to run modern apps through a compatibility layer. It’s the best time to be using XP and ditch modern systems.
People will do literally fucking anything to avoid Linux
So I actually am using Linux currently. My PC only has USB 3.0, so I can’t install XP until I get the PCIE to USB 2.0 adapter.
I swear
Or, you could use a modern OS…
Nah. All modern operating systems are flat and boring. Windows XP and MacOS snow leopard have style.
Most linux distros are modern OSes tho. Why didn’t you mention that or
Most Linux desktop environments still follow the flat style that windows and Mac have adopted. I have browsed through icon packs and window decorations. It is hard to find good maximilast designs.
Couldn’t you just coppy the icons bar or anything from xp or even make it yourself or mix icons from different places?
Believe me, I have tried. Everything falls just short of giving me the satisfaction of XP. The closest I have gotten is Trinity Desktop with an XP skin, but it’s not the same. If you have gotten this far and care enough, I’ll make sure to reply to this thread once I get the adapter to install XP and let you know how it goes. The only way forward now is back baby! We’re riding into the modern era on the back of 2001 technology!