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ARCADE looks: ArcadeCore and the Ubuntu and Windows 98 desktops
ArcadeCore is one look among the desktops: switch to Ubuntu or Windows 98 and back without turning anything off, and pick the look an arcade opens in.
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What the video says
- Run the node · Part 2 of 3 · Desktop View and themes
- ArcadeCore and the desktops
- Switching looks, both ways
- The look an arcade opens in
- ArcadeCore is the window you've seen in these videos. It's one of several looks this arcade can wear.
- Switching the look never turns a module off: your wallet, messages and tabs stay exactly as they are.
- The View menu lists them: ArcadeCore, ticked, and the Ubuntu and Windows 98 desktops.
- This is the same arcade in Ubuntu's look: app icons, a dock, and windows you can move, size and minimize.
- Open Wallet, Messages or Explore and each one opens in a window of its own.
- The menu at the top right has Switch Theme, and Back to ArcadeCore at the bottom.
- ArcadeCore is in the list with the desktops, marked as the look this arcade opens in.
- Now it's Windows 98: the same apps again, with a Start menu and a taskbar.
- At the bottom of the Start menu: Back to ArcadeCore. Switch Theme here lists it too.
- Back in the ArcadeCore window, with all its tabs. This browser remembers the look you picked.
- The operator picks the look a newcomer gets: Settings › Edition and modules › Opens in.
- A Lite arcade starts in ArcadeCore with the core modules. Full turns every module on and asks which look to open in.
- Recap · What you saw
- ArcadeCore is one look among the desktops
- Switching never turns a module off
- Lite opens in ArcadeCore; Full asks
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