"If you haven’t tried Start11 v2 yet, you can learn more about the best Start menu replacement on its app page or if you are looking for the best value, Start11 v2 is included in Object Desktop – the award-winning suite of apps that includes Fences 5 , Multiplicity 3 , <a href="https://www.stardock.com/produ
Is it just specific apps that are ARM native or is it the whole suite?
[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="11" id="3935669"] That is probably a question you would want answered by Neil (the lead developer who is active on the forums). Unfortunately he is probably on vacation. I couldn't answer as I haven't yet been able to test the new snapdragon x, but it does seem like a good cpu I have been curious about! [/quote] Cool. Thanks!
Okay but I bought a Copilot+ PC and I'm trying to determine whether Stardock has ARM-native versions out or in the works. I don't want to buy if there are no clear plans to upgrade. Object Dock has some cool stuff but a lot of it is only good for a desktop or docked PC where you have multiple monitors. Working on a 13" laptop diminishing the impact of Object Dock. I might be interested the Desktop GPT. I like Groupy and might want to use Start11 but no
[quote who="basj" reply="3" id="3934600"] If you are active subscriber on Stardock Object Desktop. You should notice there are 4 Stardock software listed under Object Desktop Insider, namely DesktopGPT, Fences 5, Groupy 2 and Start11v2. These software are ARM capable. [/quote] Are they ARM-compiled? ARM capable really means it works through emulation on ARM, right?
Revisiting - ARM capable sounds like they run as x64 or x86 in emulation mode (which means slower, less efficiently, eating more power than an ARM native version. So I'm trying to find out if any Stardock software has been recompiled to be native ARM.
I'm not a subscriber yet. I was interested in purchasing but needed to confirm it would work on my new machine. Big thanks for confirmation.
Yeah. I'd ask them but you'll note there is no way to do that.
I'm getting one (I don't care about Windows Recall, I want 12 real world hours of battery life) and I'm trying to figure out if Stardock's utilities are available (or will be available) in ARM-compiled versions. Yes, I know that Win11Arm has the Prism emulator but I'm assuming that emulated apps may draw more power and as noted, I'm looking for battery life.
Actually, I meant my Stardock - purchasing account. I have licenses associated with an old email address. I found the page to update email and it says "email has been sent to be verified" but is hasn't shown up in about 4 hours and is not in my "junk mail" folder.
How do I change the email address on my account?
Over the pandemic, I purchased a new laptop which has exclusively been hooked up to a docking station and extra monitors. However, I'll be starting to go back to the offices more in the future and want to use this laptop as my primary device instead of using a desktop at work and laptop in meetings. What I want is a way to set up 3 profiles on my laptop where I have all the programs I have open assigned to different monitors depending on where I am set up. At work, I have
My primary Groupy Usecase is to have multiple Windows Explorer windows open and grouped so I can move things around and jump between my most common folders. However, when I do so, the task manager regularly shows Windows Explorer consuming 12-15% of CPU resources which when I have 4 or 5 Explorer windows grouped and just sitting in the background on idle. That doesn't happen when I open 4 or 5 Explorer windows on my other PC that doesn't have Groupy.
The only thing I use Groupy for now is in "Windows Explorer" because it is incredibly useful to have tabbed explorer windows to get quick access to files in multiple folders and to move files around. The good news is that MS is working on an OS feature that will support tabbed apps natively. The bad news is that it was supposed to be part of the October update but was pulled from the release.
[quote who="AdamLeonard" reply="15" id="3724695"] Try using multiple monitors with different resolutions. I have 1 4K, 1 1440P, and 2 1600x1200 and not only do these things happen but Word has similar issues to AND often suddenly tries to maximize the window across all my monitors (which is awkward given the substantially different resolutions) [/quote] Also FWIW, one of the 1600x1200s is run by an integrated Intel graphics card and the other 3 are run by an NVidia GTX 1060.
[quote who="davidvf" reply="18" id="3724789"] The jumping of worksheets in Excel, when typing in one separate, another separate spreadsheet receives the input. [/quote] YES!!! It has only recently started doing this for me but when it happens it is a complete deal killer. The only thing Groupy seems to do without issue is allow me to hav
Try using multiple monitors with different resolutions. I have 1 4K, 1 1440P, and 2 1600x1200 and not only do these things happen but Word has similar issues to AND often suddenly tries to maximize the window across all my monitors (which is awkward given the substantially different resolutions)
I have the same issue "fences151" outlined above and I too am on v 1.17
I have version 1.1 installed and I don't see how my keyboard could be the problem since when I am in any other application (I only used Groupy with Excel), this doesn't happen. Also, the problem exists with mouse our arrow keys.
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Right now, when you group several documents in an application together, it still shows each item in the taskbar, taking up unnecessary space.
Any idea how to stop it?
I use my device almost exclusively in landscape mode and don't remove my cover while it's asleep. However, when I wake the machine up, I often find the programs I left open on the desktop to have been resized to be narrower and shifted left like it thinks that it was in portrait mode. This is annoying because I keep 3 applications open pretty much all the time and I set one (Tweetdeck) to take up 20% of the screen and then put the other 2 (Firefox and Onenote) to take up 8
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