Has anyone else noticed how much of a resource hog this software has? I'm using an overclocked Ryzen 3 3900x, and I'd suffer intolerable pauses for items like Outlook, File Explorer, etc. This may well be a conflict with BOINC. I've never had issue before, and turning down resources available to BOINC never seemed to make a difference unless I completely disabled it. Barring success with any other approaches, I ended up uninstalling and am back to norma
jfrailey
You have to download groupy separately, using you OD password.
I use this app every day at work. It works pretty well. Know, though, that MS is going to release something similar soon. Soon is questionable though. This tool works reasonably well if you have to have multiple dos, vim, emacs, or other windows up that want to be all by themselves.
Then let me say that would be a good plus for the next release. You listening, Stardock?
Sorry about the pic. I can't quickly figure out the limitations of Stardock's wiki. I just want to know how to color the title bar of each category w/o having to modify opacity of it.
I can modify text color and overall opacity of a fence, but I want to use the title bar as a visual divider by making it mostly solid, and with color, while having the rest be transparent. How do I do this? In the pic, below, I want to set the area pointed to, a different or more solid color.
I generally have multiple command, explorer, and X-Windows all over the place, and this is great for collecting those together into respective groups. This works surprisingly well and has a very small profile; well done! +1 on saving groups. More control of the display of the tabs would be nice. 1. Ability to change size of tabs and/or ability to display trailing characters, rather than just the leading ones. After changing Explorer