Turquoise though, is flatter, and more cartoonish, in a good way with clear outlines. It hasn’t been my favorite because it still uses Yellow folder icons like the default Windows folders. This icon pack by BluPaper simply modifies the default Windows folder icons while changing a few others. It is compatible with Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. Deepin also has two variants just for that scenario. Furthermore, you can use it regardless of whether you have a light or dark theme installed on your PC. These include blue, green, brown, and slate.Īpart from folder icons it even changes some of the default Windows icons including the icons on the side panel in Windows Explorer. Deepin, on the other hand, is great and it comes with four folder colors. I’m a fan of the Paper icon pack on Linux but it just doesn’t look that great on Windows. Well, Paper icon pack is available for Windows as well and both of these have been brought to us by niivu. You don’t have to worry about those though because Deepin is the one available on Windows. That, in turn, is based on Papirus icon pack which is based on Paper icon theme. WinRemix iPack on DeviantArt Deepin Icon Packĭeepin icon pack is based on an icon pack of the same name for Linux systems. These icons are based on the folder icons in Flat-Remix, an icon theme for GNOME (Linux). It also installs a few folder icons for folders like Documents, Music, Videos, etc. And it does look pretty amazing because I have used it personally. All it basically does is give the folder icons on your Windows PC a much nicer green color. It’s compatible with Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and even Windows 10. Especially with Windows 8, the need for a physical input device is indeed lessened, so that helps.If you’re more or less satisfied with the way your Windows PC looks but don’t like those yellow folders, WinRemix iPack by unisira will be perfect for you. I have, however, found the slate to be just as good as a laptop as a daily driver, and it's conveniences outweigh the drawback of needing external devices for connectivity to things like ethernet or having a physical keyboard or mouse. I may look into a convertible, but getting those things small enough and still possessing a decent keyboard and trackpad is difficult (and you have to make certain compromises as well even there - it's still heavier, performance may suffer due to lower-end components for battery life to compete with the tablet/slates, and heat dissipation when in "tablet" format). I will never, never go back to a full-fledged laptop.
Because the slate is under 3lbs, the gadgets aren't usually necessary for normal use and thus spend most of their life in the bag (coming out to play only when absolutely needed), and even with the 5 or 6 cords and the keyboard / mouse I still have far less "stuff" and indeed weight in my bag than I did when I took a laptop.
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