visualbuffs Posted June 14, 2012 Share Posted June 14, 2012 Gone are the days of Aero glass, Metro is here to stay, both on the start screen and the desktop interface. WinUnleaked showed off the screenshots today, which reveal mostly what we expected, albeit with an extra option.The screenshots below depict a flatter, cleaner and more colorful interface for the desktop that is consistent across the OS. In the latest builds, you are able to enable an option that lets you keep the taskbar color separate from the window color. Whilst some buttons have been updated, many still feature the Vista-era glossy icons. Hopefully that will change in a later build.Colors are customizable, as in previous releases, but the default options are all pastel colors, just like the set found in the start screen.Now that the Release Preview is out the door, it seems that Microsoft is getting extremely close to finishing Windows 8 and is gearing up for release to the public in time for the holiday season.Choosing a color - note the new "Use the same color for window borders" optionYou can only select to have the taskbar and the windows the same color, otherwise windows remain whiteSource Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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