Yeah, there’s another application out there called Jumplist Launcher, and this one is very similar in purpose. The difference is that this one lets you drag shortcuts into the admin page easily, making it more simple to get up and running.
JumpLaunch [via Addictive Tips]
That’s right, just pop open 7 Taskbar Tweaker and change the settings to work the way you want. The really interesting thing is that you can set the middle click to close the windows, or the left click to cycle through the windows. Very useful.
Want some little widgets showing off your CPU and memory usage that sit in the taskbar? You’re all covered with a tiny open source application that can be pinned to the taskbar, customized, etc. Lots of fun.
Love using virtual desktops and Windows 7? The latest version of WindowsPager lets you do both, adding the virtual desktops right into the taskbar itself. Note: Don’t move the taskbar unless you close WindowsPager first.
WindowsPager [via AddictiveTips]
If you ever wanted to be able to put a texture on your taskbar, you are in luck. This little utility loads a texture, or colorizes your taskbar. It’s simple, silly, and surprisingly works in Windows 7.
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