tungnos

Hi Ross, I've recently bumped into a bunch of great app that can help boost up your quest to live better with Windows, esp. Windows 10 - powertoy: give you a few tools in 1 app + fancyzone: predefined screen area for snapping + run: a search tool similar to Spotlight in MacOS + shortcut guide: no need to remember, just need to hold Win key for a moment, help you in shortcut hell + power rename: bulk rename - files: a Windows app from MS Store, work dual pane, tabbed instance, exclusive to Windows 10 of course - winDynamicDesktop: change desktop background with day/night effect - startEverywhere: anywhere Start menu, similar to liteStep, less first-time setup - taskbarGroup: taskbar shortcut grouping, similar to liteStep, a bit tedious setup for me I saw your video when it was out and you've got me into the quest since. I am still working on the corner-click app start, maybe edge-click app start (it should give us 8 favorite apps in total) --- A question about the system tray icon: how do you hide it away? Is it with liteStep or nexusDock? I saw the Ultimate option from nexusDock for $20 or something but don't know if we have alternatives. Personally I want to know background processes, but when I get 16-20 icons, it becomes overwhelming and I cannot decide if I can live without them. It would be nice to hide/open it like yours. Screenshot: the powertoy Run and startEverywhere