Windows 10. Nah mate.

[seepage]

Are Power Toys still a thing? I remember a few of the better ones making it into production.

I use SyncToy for backup, although it doesn't seem to be part of the current PowerToys suite. 

[Zetetic]

Good news for mobias, maybe:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/6/22422553/microsoft-windows-95-era-icons-removal-windows-10-update-sun-valley

As an aside, trying to decide how to describe the icon used for Save button in 2021 is slightly difficult.

[Sebastian Cobb]

But if you ever find a floppy disk you can tell someone probably not much younger than you that you 3d printed a save icon.

[mobias]

Good news for mobias, maybe:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/6/22422553/microsoft-windows-95-era-icons-removal-windows-10-update-sun-valley

Very good to see. I know that in some respects OSX had a lot of familiar left overs from much older versions but its always looked a lot flashier to Windows, to my eye anyway. I know that those nice visual flourishes come at a price and Apple have an integrated graphics chip on their MB that purely deals with OSX and Windows doesn't have that luxury but given the amount of windows users that have decent GPU's you'd think Microsoft would at least make some sort of nice visual eye candy optional.

Anyway its good to see Microsoft are picking up on visually making Windows a bit more forward looking.

[RenegadeScrew]

Good news for mobias, maybe:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/6/22422553/microsoft-windows-95-era-icons-removal-windows-10-update-sun-valley

Look at the shiny shiny!

[Zetetic]

I know that those nice visual flourishes come at a price and Apple have an integrated graphics chip on their MB that purely deals with OSX and Windows doesn't have that luxury but given the amount of windows users that have decent GPU's you'd think Microsoft would at least make some sort of nice visual eye candy optional.

Windows uses compositing effects both to pretty much the same extent and in pretty much the same ways as Mac OS X does, and has done since Vista. (A great deal of convergence on the combined use of transparency and blurring, for example.)

[Zetetic]

I miss this:
http://www.wildbits.com/gravite/