Windows 7 Transformation Pack
If you are one of those that can’t wait to grab Windows 7… or make your Windows look like it, there’s a Windows 7 Transformation Pack waiting for you! I don’t like to use this packs myself prefer to do it manually. Anyway this kind of visuals it’s not something I appreciate myself.
Use at your own risk, check the topic at Winmatrix for more details.
Seven Transformation Pack Keynotes:
New 3rd-party applications
ViGlance – Windows 7′s Superbar emulationImproved 3rd-party applications
ViStart – build recompile in native mode increasing its performance with Windows 7 skin
TrueTransparency – Improved stability with version 1.0 plus SevenStyle’s skinFunctionalities update
Automatic theme applying – Setup now applies themes automatically without user’s interaction after restart
Multi-user Login UI support – Allowing to see user accounts in horizontal view with multiline support
Setup personization – Allowed ViSplore and WinFlip and support load/save configuration
Superbar tweaks – Get Superbar UI with registry tweaks
Download: Windows 7 Transformation Pack
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the interface of Windows 7 is great but in my opinion Windows XP is still a very solid and stable operating system. Right now, I would never give up XP for Windows 7.
I agree with bodtydetox. So far and for a long time indeed a lot of people have slated other versions of Windows, and XP is still the more ‘reliable’ version of Windows (though there is no such thing as a superstable OS – stuff of dreams really that is). However, I do have multiple tweaks on my PC and some are more pleasant than others, and more useful. The Vipack (the one which includes ViStart, ViOrb (waste of time because you can get bog standard themes that include this if you get styler v1.x and Viexplore) was a nice thing for a while, but if you want to transform your desktop I’d just download the theme patch (uxtheme.dll) and styler and POSSIBLY (the choice is down to the individual) Tuneup Utilities 2008 (mostly because you can get it for free and for nothing!). The whole thing adds up quite nicely and it works pretty well for me – and so far (touch anything wood – within reason,wood does have connotations in some areas!) it works fine for me. This guide stuff is great and I like how it’s been laid out. Great work dude. I’ll be coming back to see what else you pick up along the way!