Make Steam less fugly on high-DPI displays using this Metro Skin

You lot tin actually skin Steam, and if you're a fan of "Mod UI" Metro-style apps, and desire Steam to match, you need to take a look at this excellent skin currently being curated by the Steam customs.

Although the official creator seems to be AWOL, at that place are several industrious members of the skins Steam Grouping sporadically working on the peel via Github, complete with an piece of cake installer.

How to pare Steam

Hither'south how to get the skin up and running:

Head over to Github hither to catch the Metro.Skin.Installer.exe file.
- Hit "More than" if the crimson warning box pops up to force the installation. It appears to be completely prophylactic, but install information technology at your ain adventure.
Once you lot have download the installer, run it and hit Next to go through the install wizard.
- There are no hidden sign ups or ads, thankfully, just yous will eventually come upon some additional tweaks and settings; I selected expanded fonts to make the text appear larger on my loftier-DPI Razer Blade, vastly enhancing Steam'south general usability.
When the installer has finished, hit close.
Open Steam, and select the settings option from the Steam bill of fare at the top left.
Go to interface, and you should now be able to select Metro iv.2.4.
Steam will restart, giving y'all a sexy new layout to play with.

While it doesn't wait like this Metro Skin has been updated for a few months, information technology works perfectly on the electric current version of Steam. Hopefully, the Github projection crew keeps it going, at to the lowest degree until Valve decides to make Steam less clunky.

Come across at Github

It's here

The AT&T version of Surface Duo is now getting Android 11

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