Originally posted by: Bateluer
Not really, I keep all my game short cuts in their own folder, which I add to the Stardock launch bar app.
Originally posted by: pontifex
not sure what you mean by games tab. i use the classic theme and i hate it when games don't install a shortcut to the desktop and i have to switch to the vista theme and copy them over and switch back.
maybe i should just get used to the vista theme...
Originally posted by: Maximilian
Yeah i use it. For older ones that dont show up i just drag their desktop shorcut into the games folder thing. Looks like crap because theres no pretty icon to click on but it works.
Originally posted by: zerogear
Yeah, I use it, I don't like having icons on my desktop.
Originally posted by: pontifex
Originally posted by: zerogear
Yeah, I use it, I don't like having icons on my desktop.
isn't that kind of what the desktop is for?
Originally posted by: AmberClad
What's the "Games" tab? I do use Vista's Games Explorer, if that's what you mean. It works sort of like Steam in that it'll have a shortcut to all games that are registered with it.
With Vista, certain games (like the ones that are "Games for Windows Live), get added to Games Explorer with no corresponding Start Menu shortcut, and I'm too lazy to find the executable and create a real shortcut. Plus, it seems like the Explorer is able to detect non-Live games after you launch them, and will automatically add them (along with box art thumbnails).