Cairo Shell
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Cairo is a desktop environment for Windows. Its goal is to develop a desktop experience that increases productivity and advances current technology standards.
Features
Properties
- Customizable
Features
- Desktop Environment
Tags
- taskbar-replacement
- shell-replacement
- shell-interface
- taskbar
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What is Cairo Shell?
Cairo Shell is a free and open-source replacement shell for the Microsoft Windows operating systems. Like other shell alternatives, it replaces the default Windows Shell. With a dynamic desktop, folder stacks, and new ways to interact with your apps, Cairo is fast, productive, and easy to use.
Cairo Shell information
Developed by
Cairo Development Team Licensing
Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.Written in
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- English
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Just letting other people know old comments are old. Lots of development has happened and is happening check out the github release: https://github.com/cairoshell/cairoshell/releases
Cairo Desktop 0.4.317 Latest Cairo requires Windows 7 or later, including Windows 11, and .NET 4.7.1 or later (already included with Windows 10 1709 and newer) 4.6mb download is lightweight to me. Sets up nicely and in detail
I don't know. It seems nothing really happens here. The last forum post is from September. Too bad, seems like a good idea...
Really like the idea, but never tried. Hope that the development circle is smaller now it's open-source.