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Windows 10
Posted: 24 Oct 2015 15:57
by Irwin of Upton
To those who have made the leap to Windows 10 have you run into any trouble operating XYplorer?
To use the infamous line from the movie Marathon Man, "Is it safe?"
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 24 Oct 2015 16:23
by Filehero
"No" & "Yes"
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 24 Oct 2015 16:48
by Irwin of Upton
For the "yes" part of the answer what do you regard as the most serious and troublesome drawbacks.
Keeping XYplorer running smoothly is at this time more important than Microsoft coercing me into Windows 10 just because it is free.
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 24 Oct 2015 18:25
by Filehero
I simply haven't found any drawback after upgrading. In my case (and my use cases) it works as before.
FH
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 24 Oct 2015 18:31
by Irwin of Upton
FH - Thank you for your feedback! As referred to earlier, installing a new O.S. is never to be taken casually.
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 25 Oct 2015 11:25
by bdeshi
it's been roughly plain sailing so far.
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 25 Oct 2015 12:27
by binocular222
I use XY on ASUS T100 (10.1" screen) and the only drawback is the tolbar button is wayyyy to small.
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 25 Oct 2015 12:56
by Filehero
binocular222 wrote:I use XY on ASUS T100 (10.1" screen) and the only drawback is the tolbar button is wayyyy to small.
I don't get how this is related to Windows 10?
Re: Windows 10
Posted: 25 Oct 2015 13:29
by admin
binocular222 wrote:I use XY on ASUS T100 (10.1" screen) and the only drawback is the tolbar button is wayyyy to small.
A tip maybe:
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v15.20.0202 - 2015-05-26 13:24
+ Toolbar: Added a tweak to zoom the whole main toolbar by a factor between
0.5 and 8. For example, this would double the size:
ToolbarZoom=2
Note that the stretched native toolbar graphics will be rendered pixely.
There is no smoothing available here. Custom Toolbar Buttons, OTOH, using
the new option to employ larger PNGs etc will look great.
If you like to push big things, try this:
ToolbarZoom=8
Just trying to add some fun to computing... :)