Customizing Windows 3: PowerToys
In the last two videos, we talked about customizing Windows.
We first looked at how to customize the Terminal and PowerShell, making it more visually appealing and, above all, more functional.
Next, we looked at how to customize the taskbar, using a couple of programs to add transparency effects and turn it into a dock.
Today, in the third and final episode, we're not looking at customization in the strict sense; rather, we're looking at a program that allows us to add features to the operating system or modify existing ones.
With PowerToys, we can add a large number of features that would otherwise require installing dedicated programs, if they exist (with all the associated consequences: installing unofficial customization programs risks compatibility issues or even their abandonment), or modify existing features.
PowerToys is developed by Microsoft, so there's no risk of surprises when using it.
In this video, I provide a more or less in-depth overview of the modules I personally use, showing how they work and how they can be customized. I also provide a general overview of all the available modules and explain what they do.
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► PROGRAMS I USE:
Shotcut
Audacity
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