The beta version of Tiles v2.0 is now available on Stardock's Object Desktop suite of desktop enhancements, with a full release to all users coming soon. Tiles is still fully touch-ready for Windows tablet users and is still completely customizable, allowing for custom backgrounds and color schemes. This feature is especially helpful for multi-monitor setups, allowing users to view tiles on one monitor and click through to apps and tasks they can utilize on their main monitor.Īlthough plenty has changed for Tiles in v2.0 to make it a better program for users, there are a few fan favorite features that remain.
To provide better organization, users can now customize whether certain Tiles categories show only maximized or minimized windows. “One of the things the new Tiles focuses on is high DPI support for modern monitors and general performance increases across the board in order to use less PC resources.” "It’s important that we keep our apps up to date with changes in technology," said Stardock CEO Brad Wardell. The program will also work perfectly with Groupy, allowing groups to show up together in Tiles in order to maintain the best possible organization.
The new version of Tiles adds full support for Windows light and dark modes, as well as Stardock’s Curtains program, which will allow for a fully cohesive desktop look. By holding the shift key and dragging programs onto the sidebar, Tiles will create a thumbnail of the application, keeping the desktop organized and easy to navigate. Tiles is a program that lets users create multiple desktops of related programs, files, and links through the use of a customizable sidebar on the Windows desktop.
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