Hello, I am a Windstep Addict. That is because I am an 81-year-old techie that still works with clients and has a strong addiction to my computer and how colorful and functional it is for me.

I have one problem and a suggestion.
The problem is that Windstupo Ultimate has more themes than Extreme. I would like to see that changed. chatiw.pro
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The second suggestion is that there should be a function to allow us to move multiple objects from one location to another simultaneously, including a second connected monitor. Maybe that can be done now, but I have not found the way.

Now, THAT is what I call a respectable age - and still active! Hi David!



I too would like to see that changed but - alas! - it does not depend on me.

You see, the vast majority of the THOUSANDS of themes available online are made by the users themselves.

Nexus is also compatible with themes made for all the 3rd party docks (most, if not all, sadly no longer in development) which greatly increases available choice.

In fact, there are so many available themes that I would say the user is spoiled for choice.

Winstep Xtreme, being much more complex and having so many different unique skinnable objects (menus, taskbar, hotspot buttons, docks, grid stacks, shelves, drawers, desktop modules/widgets, etc) can only be *completely* skinned with themes that are native to Winstep.

This obviously reduces the choice - on the other hand, there are literally HUNDREDS of native Winstep themes on sites like Wincustomize, so it's not like you can only choose from a handful.

Furthermore, those THOUSANDS of 3rd party dock themes can still be used under Winstep Xtreme for individual objects. Couple that with Winstep's ability to mix-and-match themes for different objects and you have thousands of variations!

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I'm not sure how useful - or even how feasible - such a feature would be. Most users tend to keep their docks, etc, in the same place once they have configured everything to their liking.

Also, Winstep's automatic multi-monitor profiles allow you different configurations for different multi-monitor configurations (e.g. if only one monitor is active, the dock is over here, if two monitors then the dock is over there instead, and there is a second dock active in the other monitor, etc...)

One thing that I already agree is sorely missing - and at first that is what I thought you meant - is the ability to select multiple *icons* on shelves, drawers and grid stacks. Now THAT has been on the to-do list for quite some time


EDIT: Based on the title of the post rather than the body, it looks like my first assumption was the correct one lol

Yes, be nice :/BoJo impersonation: Really has been a long time and would be one of if not the the most useful features to add. Shelves could even act as file managers, of a sort, then.