1) Using 7tsp for XP icons.

2) Using OpenShell for XP Luna blue theme (no transparency).

3) Using ExplorerPatcher to have taskbar at top of screen (allows such).

4) Using RetroBar for XP taskbar (no transparency).

5) Using Spooky View for Windows transparency.

6) Using Windows 11 ' 01 Ultimate Update for XP theme (that requires Windhawk).

7) Using Twister UI (primarily) for Linux Mint XFCE and/or Xubuntu.

8) To "always remember Krishna and never to forget Krishna" ever!!!


Some say that people will be happy by performing pious religious activities. Others say that happiness is attained through fame, sense gratification, truthfulness, self-control, peacefulness, self-interest, political influence, opulence, renunciation, consumption, sacrifice, penance, charity, vows, regulated duties or strict disciplinary regulation. Each process has its proponents.


Dharmahhm ehkeh refers to those atheeihsstic philosophers called karma-mihmahmngsakas, who state that one should not waste time worrying about a kingdom of God that no one has ever seen and from which no one has ever returned; rather, one should expertly utilize the laws of karma, performing fruitive activities in such a way that one will always be well situated. Concerning fame, it is said that as long as the fame of a human being is sung in the pious planets, he may live for thousands of years in material heaven. Kahhmam refers to Vedic texts like the Kahhmah-soohtra as well as millions of modern books that advise one about sex pleasure. Some people state that the highest virtue/virchooh in life is honesty; others say it is self-control, peace of mind and so on. Each viewpoint has proponents and "scriptures." Others say that law, order and morality are the highest good, whereas still others propose political influence as the real self-interest of human beings. Some state that one should give away one's material possessions to the needy; others state that one should try to enjoy this life as far as possible; and others recommend daily rituals, disciplinary vows, penances, and so on.