KIMI Theme - ​https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1326889
Kora Icons - https://www.xfce-look.org/s/XFCE/p/1256209

Wallpaper [Light]

MMCK Launcher - Get from here
Amethyst Theme - here
Wallpaper

Watch the video for more info

[OTHER FIXES NOT COVERED IN THE VIDEO]
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[Windows Sandbox]

• Removed the Lock option in Start menu as it didn’t work.

[Other]

• Fixed an issue where using “Open All Active Printers” from the printer icon in the system tray would unexpectedly open File Explorer when there were no active queues.

NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the Dev Channel may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11.
Known issues[General]

• Some games that use Easy Anti-Cheat may crash or cause your PC to bugcheck.

[Live captions]

• Certain apps in full screen (e.g., video players) prevent live captions from being visible.
• Certain apps positioned near the top of the screen and closed before live captions is run will re-launch behind the live captions window positioned at top. Use the system menu (ALT + Spacebar) while the app has focus to move the app’s window further down.

 APP STORE

The beautiful interface extends to the app store. Rounded corners and colorful user interface. Installation of software is easy you just search for the app and then install. Done!
It provides you with a software description, rating of the software and even screenshot. You can also appeal for updating the software if the version available is older
Now some touchscreen devices are supported. Also, the feedback page is added. "Do not show installed applications" is added in the settings of the main menu. Also there are new prompts for downloading and installation failure. Downloading and installing extensions in App Store are supported for Browser over V5.5.4.
 
 FILES

This app also has several changes. Custom corner markers can now be added to files by third-party programs. Custom context menus can be configured by third-party programs. Also showing file extensions in file names can be enabled or disabled in settings. Some special characters are supported in file names. The overall user interface is a fresh one. I loved it. Whenever it is Cutefish or Deepin, the change in the user interface hits fresh. Subtle amount of blur. Not much noticeable but makes a difference.
 
 MAIL

The mail app has also received several new updates.
In the new version, now you can:
Jump to new emails directly by clicking system notifications.
Automatically receive emails when the network is reconnected.
Add folders to and remove folders from the Favorite folder.
Stick common emails and aggregated emails on top.
Preview email attachments.
Add Gmail, Yahoo Mail easily.
Import contacts in vCard format.
Switch the character encoding to fix the display error in the email body.
See the "Send Time" in the forwarded email.
Send files by clicking the "Send by email" option in the right-click menu.
Receive emails automatically every few days.
Last but not the least. Get enriched functions of mail editor! So many changes!

 DEVICE MANAGER

The now device manager lets you see attached and working devices. They have also added the feature to disable a certain device. So you can just right click and disable the CPU. Also Local drivers of devices in deb format can be installed, updated, and uninstalled!

 CUSTOMIZATION

Deepin though has a lovely UI but the personalization factor has still remained something that is not much flexible. You can apply new icon packs, change transparency but it is reflected just to the dock. Change the theme between light and dark mode. They also have some cool wallpapers to choose from.

 GRAND SEARCH

Few changes are there in the Grand Search Now
File types and file extensions can be used as keywords.
Also
The search scope is enlarged.

 SCREENSHOT

All new screenshot utility! Now you can take scrollshots, pin screenshots while you work, they also have a number of options like you can doodle whatever you want on them.

 SYSTEM MONITOR

The information now in the System Module has been optimized

 ERRORS

Now though this is a nice release but there are some problems. Scrollshot does not seem to work. There are some weird glitches. Also come on! Add some animations at least when you are making it look beautiful. There is a lack of animation, and it just takes away the fun. Smooth animations at the correct speed and pull up the experience by several units. The mail app uses insecure method to log in. You need to disable a feature from your google accounts to get access. Also, this feature to turn off an important security measure won’t be available anymore probably in a few months or days so how will you log in then? That is an issue. App store looks great but most of the tome, it is unable to reach or fetch contents.

Get Deepin from here - New Release – Deepin Technology Community

Windows 11 had its own visual overhaul. It was a surprise from Microsoft. Many found it to be useful while several laptops and desktops were left out. Like in my case I have two laptops which did not receive the windows 11 update. Also, Windows 11 has its own disadvantages, for certain machines… those that are new work great like the stable windows 11 pro on my Intel 10th gen CPU while a little older 9th Gen gaming series when was updated earlier performed poorly. I had shared my experiences about that, Click the I button above to watch the video. Well now it is fine now, and Windows 11 feels fast on my 9th Gen laptop. So, you see Updates are important.
 
Windows 11 lite has an unique welcome experience, it no way matches the windows 11 design language and feels more like inspired by windows 8 or 8.1. Now…
Choose the correct keyboard layout
Then accept the license terms
Choose an username and password
Then it finalizes your settings
It also shows you messages while logging into your account
The wallpaper looks like Windows 11 from Wish.com Whatever…
Now the first thing that you will notice is that several effects are disabled by default, you can’t get transparency, animations and while moving the windows, the contents are not shown. Even if you see, there are several applications missing, for instance Microsoft store itself is missing.
Windows 11 Lite has the most minimum set of applications, whatever is required to help you get started. Full stop! It is low on the CPU, takes an incredibly low amount of storage. Windows 11 fitting within just 10 gb itself is something unbelievable. Since there is no bloatware, Windows 11 lite is incredibly trimmed down and takes only this much amount of RAM.
I was comparing this with my windows 11 official version from Microsoft. This is with the screen recorder on, and this is without the screen recorder switched on.
The lack of animation makes the system feel much faster and snappier. And bonus is that they even provide you to turn back on transparency and animation if you like them.
Windows 11 lite has even brought subtle changes in the system. The windows+x menu is having a several new entries.
 
Rest of the things work, talk about changing themes, wallpaper, colours, sounds, surfing the web is fast and snappy. The entire system feels very light weight.
Even it performs well on GeekBench and the performance is almost equivalent to that of windows 11.
 
Well windows 11 has not been trimmed properly, there are missing software, and their references are still there in the system. The unavailability of any browser preinstalled made my life difficult. Also, there are no audio and video players. The fluent photo viewer app has been replaced with the legacy windows image viewer. They have a compressor app which claims to compress windows 11 but unfortunately running that app in my machine does nothing and it takes forever to compress windows. The CPU usage is identical to my windows 11 stable on this machine when it was freshly installed. The windows + x menu does not work completely, many of the apps don’t launch from there. After installing windows 11, I was pretty much stuck there. Felt like an island. You can’t download new software, you don’t have Microsoft store or any web browser, there are app references in the start menu, when clicked they are added to the application menu, but the apps don’t open or download. Apps are lagging a bit here, windows 11 lite takes few seconds to register every click probably because this thing is running from a pen drive. I appreciate Windows 11 lite was at least usable from a pen drive, the original version would have performed worse. Also, file explorer does not show thumbnails by default which is not appreciated. The Bluetooth did not work for me. Although the dongle was supported by a stable build of windows 11 previously, this version just won’t recognise the dongle. Well, last but not the least, since this is an unofficial build, you won’t get updates and even if you do, your system might just get locked someday by Microsoft,
 
So, I thought…
Why not just modify certain things in windows 11 itself to make it feel snappier and faster?
Open the start menu and search for adjust windows appearance
Now you can uncheck them accordingly. You can partially or fully turn off animations, show or disable shadows, thumbnails and many more features.
Also remember this is an unofficial build so if you don’t trust the creator, the best is to change the settings as required in windows itself safely. You don’t get broken features and apps in that way. But that huge trimming in storage, for that you need Windows 11 lite.
The conclusion that I can draw is that Windows 11 Lite is not for modern computers, it is probably what Microsoft can so with Windows for older devices, a hope to bring them back to life just like Chrome OS. It does not change the CPU usage though but there is a remarkable change in the amount of ram and storage used as compared to the original windows 11. This is obviously not for daily use but a kind of appeal to Microsoft what they can do with windows 11 for extending support to older hardware. Like some just use their PCs for browsing the web, watching movies, coding, or writing documents why do you need TPM and secure boot for that.

Download Windows 11 Lite -
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​Fixes

​[General]

• Devices using Windows Information Protection (formerly EDP) policies can now access controlled data via protected apps such as Outlook, Word, Microsoft Edge, etc. as expected.

[Taskbar]

• We fixed an issue where if you used keyboard focus on taskbar, hovers like previews would stay up during all taskbar interactions.
• Fixed an issue that was causing taskbar badges to come back after explorer.exe crashes even if you had them turned off in Settings.
• Made a fix for an issue where some mouse move events weren’t being passed to apps for icons in the system tray.
• Fixed an issue where hovering over some app icons in the system tray wasn’t showing previews or tooltips.
• App icons in the system tray should now be showing more reliably when opened again in this build.
• Fixed an issue that was delaying or preventing the show hidden icons flyout from opening.
• Fixed an issue where Chinese characters weren’t displaying in the taskbar calendar when the Lunar calendar was turned on.
• Addressed an issue where the visual indicator around an app icon when sharing a window might not go away once you’d stopped sharing.

[Start menu]

• We fixed a crash when selecting the More button in Start’s Recommended section.
• Addressed an underlying issue which could lead to Start crashing on launch when invoked with a gesture.
• Fixed an issue that was causing the buttons and labels in Start to be the wrong colors while using contrast themes.
• Addressed an issue where if you swiped to scroll the contents of a folder in the pinned section of Start, it would unexpectedly close Start.

[File Explorer]

• Addressed an issue which was causing the context menu to not render completely sometimes and be transparent.

[Input]

• Improved the performance of launching the touch keyboard on the login screen.
• Fixed an issue where if you had selected text with touch in certain apps like Settings, the backspace key in the touch keyboard would have to be tapped twice for it to delete.
• Voice typing should no longer stop responding if you repeatedly press WIN + H.
• Fixed an issue for people with a large number of input methods, where the currently selected one might not be in view when you opened the input switcher.
• Fixed the link at the bottom of the Chinese (Simplified) IME appearance settings so it points to Settings > Personalization > Text Input.
• Addressed an issue where the emoji panel’s background image and color might not be rendered correctly after using options in Settings > Personalization > Text Input.

[Settings]

• Fixed an issue where high DPI options in the Compatibility tab of the properties for an executable weren’t working.
• Narrator should now read the view options we added in Settings > Apps > Installed apps

[Windowing]

• Returned the missing animation when pressing WIN + D or clicking the Show Desktop button.
• We addressed an issue when using snap layouts with touch which could result in an acrylic sheet getting stuck on top of the window.
• The thumbnails in Task View should no longer be inverted when using Hebrew or Arabic display languages.
• Fixed an explorer.exe crash when invoking Task View.
• If you have a lot of windows open, they should no longer become superimposed on top of Desktops in Task View.
• Fixed an issue when using ALT + Tab with a screen reader, where if you ALT + Tabbed back to certain app windows, focus would be set to a pane within the window rather than the whole window.
• Fixed an underlying issue where accented colored title bars (when enabled) for certain apps and File Explorer were only displaying when the windows were maximized.
• Mitigated a rare issue that could lead to the system hanging when changing the resolution sometimes in certain games.
• Addressed an issue causing white pixels in the corners of some apps when using dark mode.
• Did some work to address an issue where certain app windows wouldn’t move to the expected area after selecting them using snap assist.
• Fixed a glitch in the animation when using snap layouts at the top of the screen to snap windows.

[Live captions]

• Fixed an issue where the very top of maximized apps (e.g., title bar window management buttons) couldn’t be reached with touch while live captions were positioned at the top.
• Live captions will now tell you when it’s done downloading and ready to caption.

[Task Manager]

• Mitigated an issue causing the Performance page CPU graph to be colored as if Show Kernel Times was enabled even though it wasn’t.
• Did some work to further improve Task Manager reliability.
• Added access key support for Run New Task (ALT + N), End Task (ALT + E), Efficiency Mode (ALT + V), and other buttons on each page. If you press ALT, the letters will display next to the button.
• With a process selected, pressing the Delete key will now end the process like it used to.
• CTRL + Tab and CTRL + Shift + Tab will now cycle through the pages in Task Manager.
• Fixed an issue where the memory composition graph was blank instead of filed in with the appropriate color.
• Mitigated an issue leading to the GPU graph on the performance tab not being displayed in some cases.
• The icons in the status column of the Processes page are no longer touching the side of the column.
• Fixed an issue where “Efficiency mode” was missing status column of the Users page.

[WSL]

• Fixed an issue that would prevent WSL2 from mounting the host file system on ARM64.

[Other]

• Fixed an issue from the previous flight where the acrylic might not extend across the entire login screen.
• Fixed an issue that was causing the volume and brightness keys that appear when your use your hardware keys to be cut off in the middle.
• Running powercfg /query should work now when launched from syswow64 or from a 32-bit process.
• Fixed an apostrophe that wasn’t rendering correctly in the text when doing an offline scan from the Windows Security app.
• Removed an extra “be” in the text describing Smart Account Control in the Windows Security app.
• Fixed an issue for certain language which could lead to question marks being displayed in the place of some of the text when upgrading to a new build.
• If you have increased the text size under Settings > Accessibility > Text Size and launch setup from a Windows ISO while booted into your currently installed OS, the text displayed in the setup window will now be increased to match your preferences.

NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11 that became generally available on October 5th, 2021.
Known issues[General]

• Windows Insiders running Windows 10 who join the Dev or Beta Channels to get the latest builds may encounter a download error code 0xc8000402 while trying to download the latest build. As a workaround, please join the Release Preview Channel first, install Windows 11 from there (Build 22000.xxxx), and then switch to the Dev or Beta Channel to receive the latest Insider Preview build. This issue is understood and will be fixed in an upcoming build.
• We’re investigating reports that a few Insiders have been experiencing an issue where explorer.exe is crashing repeatedly in a loop in the latest builds and unable to successfully load. This build includes another fix that may help some Insiders who were experiencing this.
• When opening Group Policy editor, an Administrative Template error will pop up. Click “Ok” to dismiss and continue using Group Policy editor normally.

[Taskbar]

• The taskbar doesn’t always automatically collapse after launching an app or tapping outside of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices.
• Some areas of the OS are not yet tracking the height of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices so you may see overlapping components.

[File Explorer]

• Using context menu options in File Explorer or on the desktop for rename, copy, paste, and delete may cause explorer.exe to crash when the context menu dismisses. As a workaround if you are impacted you will need to use other methods for the desired action, for example, pressing F2 to rename a selected file or folder.
• The option to “Add to Favorites” does not show when right-clicking on a file on Home. As a workaround, this option can be accessed by choosing “Show more options”.

[Widgets]

• The widgets board may not open successfully when using the gesture from the side of the screen. If you are impacted, please tap the Widgets icon in the taskbar for now instead.

[Network]

• We’re investigating reports from Insiders about internet connectivity issues when certain VPNs are connected.

[Live captions]

• Certain apps in full screen (e.g., video players) prevent live captions from being visible.
• Certain apps positioned near the top of the screen and closed before live captions is run will re-launch behind the live captions window positioned at top. Use the system menu (ALT + Spacebar) while the app has focus to move the app’s window further down.

For developersYou can download the latest Windows Insider SDK at aka.ms/windowsinsidersdk.
SDK NuGet packages are now also flighting at NuGet Gallery | WindowsSDK which include:

• .NET TFM packages for use in .NET apps as described at ms/windowsinsidersdk
• C++ packages for Win32 headers and libs per architecture
• BuildTools package when you just need tools like MakeAppx.exe, MakePri.exe, and SignTool.exe

These NuGet packages provide more granular access to the SDK and better integrate in CI/CD pipelines.

Wallpaper - light

[File Explorer]

• The default homepage of File Explorer is now called Home. The name Quick access has been repurposed for the pinned/frequent folders section and Pinned files is now called Favorites to align with Office and OneDrive.
• Recent and pinned files displayed in Home are now searchable using the search box in File Explorer even if they are not local files, so you can find Office files recently shared with you.

[Input]

• Microsoft Journal is now pinned by default on the Pen menu. If you don’t have the app installed, it will be installed from the Microsoft Store if chosen on the Pen menu.

[Windowing]

• If you press WIN + Z to open snap layouts, all the layouts will now show associated numbers, so you can quickly use the number keys to select the desired layout.

[Focus]

• Added 5-minute increments for everything under a half hour to focus session length options.

[Windows Security]

• Memory integrity is a feature in Windows 11 designed to prevent attacks from inserting malicious code into high-security processes. This feature can be found in Windows Security under Device Security > Core isolation. In the most recent Insider Preview builds, They will notify the user that this feature is currently turned off so that action can be taken for the user to turn it back on so that their device is as secure as possible against malicious attacks.

[Input]

• Updated the ADLaM keyboard layout to add access to brackets and ADLaM Hamza. To access these:
  • Right Alt + \ will now input »
  • Right Alt + | will now input «
  • Right Alt + Shift + [ will now input {
  • Right Alt + Shift + ] will now input }
  • Ctrl + Shift + ; will now input the Hamza character
• Updated the Pashto keyboard layout so that ې and ئ are now directly accessible on the keyboard. Accessing ظ and ط is now done by holding Shift and pressing the aforementioned letters, respectively.

Fixes
[General]

• Fixed a few more issues impacting explorer.exe reliability in recent flights.

[Taskbar]

• Fixed an issue where app icons were unexpectedly animating in from the upper left when launching a new app.
• Improved the performance of rearranging taskbar icons.
• Addressed an issue in the previous flight leading to duplicate app icons after closing and re-opening an app.
• If you have a lot of apps open, the icons shouldn’t overlap the date and time on your secondary monitors anymore.
• Taskbar will no longer disappear when you enter search over a full screen window.
• Fixed an issue that was causing icon spacing to invert so that it was large when it should be small and vice versa when switching in and out of the tablet-optimized taskbar.
• Tablet-optimized taskbar will now stay visible over full screen apps when expanded and only hide when you collapse it.
• If you have multiple keyboards for your current language, the input indicator will now only show one row of text when the tablet-optimized taskbar is in a collapsed state, so that it doesn’t get clipped.
• Fixed a crash that was causing taskbar to get stuck in the tablet-optimized taskbar view.
• Settings will now remember your taskbar’s auto-hide setting more consistently.
• Mitigated an issue where some app icons in the system tray which were expected to flash weren’t doing that.
• Fixed an issue causing system tray icons to get stuck there even after you closed the application.
• Made a fix for an issue where some mouse move events weren’t being passed to apps for icons in the system tray.
• Addressed an issue leading to a decrease in Notification Center launch reliability in recent flights.
• Mitigated an issue causing the Notification Center and its context to sometimes show the wrong color text for the system’s theme, making it unreadable.
• Updated the names of some of the months in the Simplified and Traditional Chinese lunar calendar to be more accurate.

[Start menu]

• Updated the design of the folders in Start so that they’re a little bigger, making it easier to see the app icons highlighted within the folder without having to open it.
• Fixed an issue where if you created a folder in Start in the same position as a deleted folder, it would show the old name.
• If you tab into naming a folder in Start with your keyboard, you can now tab back out instead of having to hit Esc.
• Fixed an issue where when using the keyboard to select options following WIN + X didn’t work. And dismissing WIN + X should be more consistent now.
• Fixed an issue where the prompt wasn’t coming to the front when launching Windows Terminal as an admin from Start’s right-click context menu (WIN + X).
• The search icon in the taskbar should no longer unexpectedly flash when closing the Start menu.

[Search]

• Made some improvements to help with search indexer thread and memory usage for users with a very high number of indexed items.
• Fixed an issue impacting search reliability (where you would type into the search window or Start and nothing would happen) in recent flights.
• Made another fix to help address an issue where the search searches flyout could get stuck on the screen in a transparent area.

[File Explorer]

• Improved performance of loading Home in File Explorer.
• Fixed a scaling issue where the context menu could be an unexpected size when invoking it on systems with mixed DPI monitors.
• Addressed an issue where the Show More Options entry in the context menu wasn’t working for items in File Explorer’s navigation pane (for example, if you were to right click on This PC).
• Did some work to help reduce the chance you will see “Loading” for app entries in the context menu.
• Fixed an issue which was causing the “Open in Windows Terminal” context menu option to be unexpectedly missing for secondary users in some cases.
• Opening suggested results shown while entering search terms in File Explorer’s search box should now work as expected.
• Mitigated an underlying issue leading to the address bar being inaccessible in certain cases.
• Mitigated an issue leading to increased launch time for certain file types in the previous flight.

[Widgets]

• They fixed the issue where sometimes when pinning from the Feed, the pinned widget is placed at the top instead of below other pinned widgets.
• They fixed the issue where after rearranging widgets in the widgets board, some users experience problems with widgets in the pinned section rendering incorrectly.

[Input]

• Fixed an issue preventing several input UI surfaces from displaying following explorer.exe crashes in recent flights – this included the emoji panel, candidate windows, clipboard history, and the touch keyboard.
• Mitigated an issue where Narrator was silent when launching the emoji panel in certain cases, for example if the search box wasn’t displayed.
• Fixed an issue that was causing custom theme changes in Settings > Personalization > Text input to not save properly sometimes.
• Addressed a few more color issues with the touch keyboard, including where after changing from dark to light mode, the touch keyboard might end up with a mix of dark and light.
• Updated the touch keyboard button so that pressing it always shows the touch keyboard, rather than hiding it if it’s visible.
• Returned the Backspace key to the touch keyboard’s small layout when using Chinese (Traditional).
• Improved reliability of launching the touch keyboard on the login screen.
• You should be able to use the Japanese IME’s context menu on the login screen to change conversion mode now.
• Fixed an issue where the Chinese (Traditional) IMEs were only showing 5 suggested associated phrases when they should have been showing 9.
• Fixed an issue where if you’d set a custom background image under Settings > Personalization > Text Input, the preview wouldn’t show how it looked in the candidate window for Chinese (Simplified).
• Addressed a rendering issue with the corners of the IME toolbar.
• Fixed an issue where the IME toolbar wasn’t hiding and showing correctly when using the previous version of the Japanese IME.
• Improved voice typing reliability.
• Updated voice typing error message “Voice typing is limited on this app” to be “Some voice typing features might not work in this app”, so it’s a little clearer that basic voice typing will still work.
• Fixed an issue causing some voice typing commands not to work, for example “scratch that” (刮除它) in Chinese (Simplified).
• Addressed an issue where the setting “Disable Touch while using Pen” under Settings > Bluetooth & Devices > Pen & Windows Ink would arbitrarily not take effect sometimes on first boot in recent flights.
• Fixed an issue causing the Get-InstalledLanguage and Install-Language PowerShell commands to unexpectedly fail with error 0x8007023E for some languages.

[Settings]

• If keyboard focus is on the chevron for a collapsible region on a Settings page, for example, the Snap windows section under System > Multitasking, you can now use the left and right arrows to expand and collapse the area.
• Fixed an issue impacting reliability of System > Power & Battery.
• When using the custom color picker on Personalization > Colors now, it should appear centered in the window frame and not randomly off to the side.
• Setting your background image fit to “fit” under Personalization > Background should no longer cause the background image preview to become a solid color.
• Addressed another issue that could cause Windows Spotlight to unexpectedly stop updating for a prolonged period of time.
• Fixed an issue that was causing the Settings app to crash when going to focus settings.
• Fixed an issue that was letting keyboard focus go to elements in the contrast theme previews in Accessibility > Contrast Themes that you couldn’t interact with.
• Fixed an issue where leaving the contrast themes editor in Settings by selecting the breadcrumbs would clear the dropdown selection, but the buttons were still acting as if you had a theme selected.
• Updated the text description for voice typing under Accessibility > Speech to make more sense when using the Japanese display language.
• Addressed an issue that was preventing Quick Settings from launching with its new touch gesture.
• Quick Settings will now show the correct icon to represent your audio output device again.

[Windowing]

• Mitigated an issue which could lead to explorer.exe crashes when using ALT + Tab.
• Fixed an issue where the keyboard focus outline in ALT + Tab sometimes was smaller than the displayed thumbnail.
• Addressed an underlying DWM issue which was leading to crashes when using touch gestures from the sides of the screen.
• Fixed a DWM crash when rotating the screen.
• Mitigated an issue leading to some lag when resizing two apps snapped side by side in certain cases.
• Fixed an issue where snap assist could unexpectedly dismiss if the initial window wouldn’t fit into the selected zone size. Now They resize the snap assist regions accordingly when minimum window size of the initial snapped window is larger than the selected zone.
• If you invoke Task View with touch, the close buttons should no longer overlap with the window titles.
• Hovering your mouse over the tooltip with the Desktop’s name will no longer unexpectedly make the Desktops flyout dismiss.
• Using drag and drop to reorder your Desktops via the Desktop flyout should no longer leave a thumbnail of the Desktop you moved stuck on the screen.

[Voice access]

• Fixed a crash that was impacting voice access reliability.
• Addressed an issue that was preventing voice access’s speech models from downloading correctly.

[Live captions]

• Addressed an underlying issue leading to live captions showing a download error, even though the download had actually completed successfully.
• Live captions will now remember your chosen settings for position across sessions.
• Mitigated an issue where the live captions position changed to floating when entering full screen, but the settings incorrectly showed the last position still.
• Removed the live captions notification about audio playing from multiple apps as it was popping up repeatedly during usage.
• The border of the live captions window will now match the style of all other borders in contrast themes.

[Narrator]

• They fixed the issue that was causing natural voices to break up sporadically in recent builds.
• Narrator will now read out the word minutes with the duration times listed in Settings for focus options.
• Fixed an issue that was causing Narrator to read dialog buttons incorrectly in scan mode.

[Task Manager]

• Removed backplate (colored square) from UWP app icons were displayed in Task Manager.
• Mitigated an issue where the one side of the View button did not appear to do anything.
• Fixed an issue which was causing the real time update speed to get set to Paused on its own. Please note, if you were impacted by this, you will need to make a one-time change to set the setting back to your preferred update speed after upgrading to this build.

[Other]

• Mitigated an issue which was leading to a black (albeit interactable) screen when playing certain full screen games with Auto HDR enabled.
• Fixed a memory leak in Connected Devices Platform User Service.
• The volume and brightness flyouts you get when using your hardware keys will no longer show a focus window outline on top of them.
• If WIN + Alt + K is pressed when a supported app isn’t running, the pop-up text displayed will now say “No supported apps in use for mic mute”, instead of “Mic mute unavailable”, so it’s clearer.
• Addressed an issue which was leading to unexpected errors being displayed in Event Viewer when conhost.exe was activated.

NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11 that became generally available on October 5th, 2021.
Known issues
[General]

• They will not be offering new builds to Windows Insiders in China on Lenovo PCs.
• Windows Insiders running Windows 10 who join the Dev or Beta Channels to get the latest builds may encounter a download error code 0xc8000402 while trying to download the latest build. As a workaround, please join the Release Preview Channel first, install Windows 11 from there (Build 22000.xxxx), and then switch to the Dev or Beta Channel to receive the latest Insider Preview build. This issue is understood and will be fixed in an upcoming build.
• They’re investigating reports that a few Insiders have been experiencing an issue where explorer.exe is crashing repeatedly in a loop in the latest builds and unable to successfully load. This build includes a mitigation that may help some Insiders who were experiencing this.
• When opening Group Policy editor, an Administrative Template error will pop up. Click “Ok” to dismiss and continue using Group Policy editor normally.
• Devices using Windows Information Protection (formerly EDP) policies will not be able to access controlled data via protected apps such as Outlook, Word, Microsoft Edge, etc. on this build. It is recommended that users temporarily pause updates under Settings > Windows Update until a new Insider Preview build is released with a fix. If you have installed Build 22593 already, you can roll back to the prior build to restore expected data access.

[Taskbar]

• The taskbar doesn’t always automatically collapse after launching an app or tapping outside of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices.
• Some areas of the OS are not yet tracking the height of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices so you may see overlapping components.
• They’re working on fixing an issue where hovering over some app icons in the system tray isn’t showing previews or tooltips.

[File Explorer]

• They’re working on fixing issues regarding icon sizing, visual bugs, and text clipping in the flyout showing OneDrive storage.
• Using the right-click option to rename a file in File Explorer will cause explorer.exe to crash. As a workaround, please single-click to highlight the file and use the rename button in the File Explorer command bar to complete the rename process.

[Widgets]

• The widgets board may not open successfully when using the gesture from the side of the screen. If you are impacted, please tap the Widgets icon in the taskbar for now instead.

[Network]

• They’re investigating reports from the previous flight of internet connectivity issues when certain VPNs are connected.

[Live captions]

• Certain apps in full screen (e.g., video players) prevent live captions from being visible.
• Certain apps positioned near the top of the screen and closed before live captions is run will re-launch behind the live captions window positioned at top. Use the system menu (ALT + Spacebar) while the app has focus to move the app’s window further down.
• The very top of maximized apps (e.g., title bar window management buttons) can’t be reached with touch while live captions is positioned at the top.

For developers
You can download the latest Windows Insider SDK at aka.ms/windowsinsidersdk.
SDK NuGet packages are now also flighting at NuGet Gallery | WindowsSDK which include:

• .NET TFM packages for use in .NET apps as described at ms/windowsinsidersdk
• C++ packages for Win32 headers and libs per architecture
• BuildTools package when you just need tools like MakeAppx.exe, MakePri.exe, and SignTool.exe

These NuGet packages provide more granular access to the SDK and better integrate in CI/CD pipelines.
 

First get Mutter Rounded from here

​Install Git - sudo apt install git

Install Mutter Rounded
cd ./mutter-rounded/ubuntu_21.10
./package.sh
sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Install Plank
sudo apt install plank

Install Settings for Mutter
git clone https://github.com/yilozt/mutter-rounded-setting
cd ./mutter-rounded-setting
./install

Komorebi Installation
Get installation file from here

​Anything else? Just comment, I'll add.

Changes and Improvements
​
[Taskbar]

• The tablet-optimized taskbar feature which began rolling out with Build 22563 is now available to all Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels. As a reminder, this feature only works on devices that can be used as tablets. It does not work on laptops or desktop PCs.

Tablet-optimized taskbar in both collapsed and expanded states.

• Several fixes to taskbar such as the top border line now extending across the entire taskbar will be seen for everyone regardless of device type.
• Keyboard focus and mouse hover for Win32 system tray icons and the “Show hidden icons” flyout have been updated to match the rest of the visual style of the taskbar. You may also notice that drag-and-drop is no longer supported to pin/unpin these items — you can show/hide these icons using by right clicking on the taskbar and choosing “Taskbar settings”. They also introduced an optional setting to hide the “show hidden icons” button completely, supporting users who want a simpler taskbar.

[Settings]

• In Build 22557, they introduced new links in Settings to help customers give their PC a second life or recycle it. These links will disappear when upgrading to the latest builds (Build 22581 and higher) and will come back later.

Fixes
[Taskbar]

• Made a fix for another issue causing taskbar previews to use the wrong fonts for the window title in languages other than English.
• Drag and drop to taskbar should now work with auto-hidden taskbars.
• When dragging something to pin to the taskbar, the message on the dragged item (for example, displaying an X if it’s not supported) will now have rounded corners.
• Mitigated an issue where swiping to collapse the tablet-optimized taskbar might unexpectedly invoke the widgets board.

[Start menu]

• Fixed an issue that was sometimes causing the search box in the top of Start to flicker.
• Mitigated an underlying issue where if you swiped to open the All apps list, sometimes it would think that you’d tapped one of the letter headers in the All apps list.
• Updated the context menu when right clicking a pinned app to say “Move to front” rather than “Move to top”, so it’s clearer what will happen.

[Focus]

• A Clock app update (version 11.2202.24.0 and higher) has rolled out that fixes the issue where the Clock app was unable to update the Windows Focus state when configuring focus sessions in the Clock app.

[File Explorer]

• Fixed a few cases where icons theyre missing next to entries in the context menu and command bar (for example, for the Next Desktop Background entry in the context menu if you right click the desktop while using a background slideshow).
• Made some small adjustments to some of the icons used in the context menu and command bar, including the copy icon.
• Folders whose only content is other folders will now show an icon with a slip of paper to indicate there is content inside the folder instead of an empty folder icon.
• Addressed an underlying issue that could cause File Explorer to crash when using the Group By option.

[Input]

• Fixed an issue where the conversion option in the Korean IME context menu wasn’t working.
• Addressed an issue where the IME toolbar wasn’t showing/hiding correctly if you’d chosen to use the previous version of the Japanese IME.
• Improved reliability of showing the touch keyboard on the login screen after tapping the PIN or password field after rebooting or upgrade.
• Fixed an issue where some of the text in the touch keyboard was difficult to read when using the “Black and White” text input theme.
• Made another fix for the “size and theme” link under Settings > Time & Language > Typing > Touch Keyboard not working.
• Mitigated an issue where the touch keyboard was still showing the previous text candidates when you switched to voice typing.
• The “Press Enter” and “Press Tab” commands should be working when using voice typing for Chinese (Traditional) now.
• Fixed an issue where the 3 or 4 finger touchpad gesture for adjusting your audio volume level wasn’t working with certain paired Bluetooth audio devices.

[Settings]

• Changes in Sounds to Program Events (for example, turning certain system sounds off) should persist on upgrade going forward.
• Improved visibility of the battery icon in the Bluetooth section of Quick Settings when a contrast mode was enabled.

[Windowing]

• If you set keyboard focus to Desktops in Task View, the border shown around the thumbnails will now have rounded corners.
• Fixed an issue where hovering over the Task View icon on secondary monitors wouldn’t bring up the Desktops flyout when using the Arabic or Hebrew display language.
• Fixed an issue where if you selected one of the Microsoft Edge tabs displayed in snap assist, the window would animate in from the wrong place.
• Snap layouts should now minimize properly if you drag a window through the corner of snap layouts.
• Fixed an issue where snap layouts would unexpectedly immediately display while dragging a window instead of just showing a hint for Insiders with an Arabic or Hebrew display language.
• Addressed an issue where rotating your tablet before the previous screen rotation animation had finished would cause the rotation animation to abruptly cut out.
• Mitigated an issue where using the 3-finger touch gesture to minimize all apps quickly could result in windows getting stuck in a shrunken state.
• Reduced the size of the area above a notification where clicks theyren’t being passed through to the underlying window so it’s the same sized area as the side of the notification.
• Mitigated an issue leading to issues dragging the title bar of a maximized window with touch.
• Fixed an issue where if the Open or Save dialog was open in an app, and you used ALT + Tab to switch away from the app and then back, keyboard focus might get lost.

[Voice access]

• Fixed an issue that was causing voice access to crash when using commands to capitalize text in Office apps.

[Narrator]

• Narrator will now correctly tell you if there is an image in table cells in Office apps.
• When Narrator is reading with scan mode in Microsoft Edge, it will no longer stop reading when getting to some embedded links and buttons in the middle of text, like on nytimes.com.

[Task Manager]

• Fixed an issue where tooltips did not accurately display the preferred visual setting when Task Manager is configured for dark mode.
• Fixed an issue where Task Manager wasn’t populating the details of the Status column in the Startup Apps page.

[Other]

• Fixed an issue that was causing the volume flyout that appears from using your hardware keys to be stuck on screen.
• Mitigated an issue that could result in explorer.exe getting stuck and not fully initializing during first login.
• Fixed a few more issues impacting explorer.exe reliability.

NOTE: Some fixes noted here in Insider Preview builds from the active development branch may make their way into the servicing updates for the released version of Windows 11 that became generally available on October 5th, 2021.
Known issues
[General]

• [BETA CHANNEL] They will not be offering new builds to Windows Insiders in China on Lenovo PCs in the Beta Channel for the time being.
• Windows Insiders running Windows 10 who join the Dev or Beta Channels to get the latest builds may encounter a download error code 0xc8000402 while trying to download the latest build. As a workaround, please join the Release Preview Channel first, install Windows 11 from there (Build 22000.xxxx), and then switch to the Dev or Beta Channel to receive the latest Insider Preview build. This issue is understood and will be fixed in an upcoming build.

[Taskbar]

• The taskbar doesn’t always automatically collapse after launching an app or tapping outside of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices.
• Some areas of the OS are not yet tracking the height of the expanded taskbar on 2-in-1 devices so you may see overlapping components, such as Widgets overlapping with the taskbar.

[File Explorer]

• Opening suggested results shown while entering search terms in File Explorer’s search box may not work.
• They’re working fixing issues regarding icon sizing, visual bugs, and text clipping in the flyout showing OneDrive storage.

[Widgets]

• Sometimes when pinning from the Feed, the pinned widget is placed at the top instead of below other pinned widgets. If this happens this will autocorrect within 30 minutes, moving the recently pinned widget to the expected default location. Or you can sign out of your Widgets board and immediately signing back in should correct the problem.
• After rearranging widgets in the widgets board, some users experience problems with widgets in the pinned section rendering incorrectly. If this happens, signing out of your widgets board and immediately signing back in should correct the problem.
• The Widgets panel may not load as expected when using the swipe from left edge of screen touch motion. You may launch by clicking the Widgets icon or using the Win + W key combination.

[Narrator]

• Natural voices are breaking up sporadically in the latest build. Restart Narrator to resolve the issue.

[Live captions]

• Certain apps in full screen (e.g., video players) prevent live captions from being visible.
• Certain apps positioned near the top of the screen and closed before live captions is run will re-launch behind the live captions window positioned at top. Use the system menu (ALT + Spacebar) while the app has focus to move the app’s window further down.
• The very top of maximized apps (e.g., title bar window management buttons) can’t be reached with touch while live captions is positioned at the top.