Check Out the Stardock Fences Demo Video

Side-project by Stardock's chief architect Jeff Bargmann

Published on October 28, 2008 By Island Dog In WinCustomize News

Fences is a brand new type of Desktop Icon Organizing program for Windows Vista & XP. A side-project by Stardock's chief architect Jeff Bargmann, the project originated in 1999, and has finally been brought to the spotlight with a polished public release.
Fences is now available as a free community preview!

Check out the demo video below, and check it out at http://labs.stardock.com/Fences

Comments (Page 1)

Philly0381

on Oct 28, 2008

An excellent job Island Dog as usual. Love the sound track also. (What, no smilies) ;(

jpmurph1

on Oct 28, 2008

In some ways it reminds me of Windows 3.1? not sure it has been a while, amazing how much we forget as technology moves forward, one thing i never forgot what and is the best DOS, i always loved it, taught my children on it in the late 80's and early 90's oh i just had to reminice a little bit when i saw fences, and by the way i do like very much, and cant wait for the release

RomanDA

on Oct 28, 2008

is there an update?

JMB1984

on Oct 28, 2008

Update coming this week

sb_41

on Oct 28, 2008

Cool! Will more invites be given out at the update?

JMB1984

on Oct 28, 2008

Absolutely

Revigoe7

on Oct 28, 2008

Awesome,just amazing! I wait!

ToeJo

on Oct 28, 2008

Jeff...I would be thrilled to try fences. How 'bout an invite?

PuterDudeJim

on Oct 28, 2008

quote: and has finally been brought to the spotlight with a polished public release end quote This gives the impression that there has been a public release....bummer! I want it!

neophil78

on Oct 29, 2008

Would be cool if automaticly skined by the WB skin installed ...

The Real Shark

on Oct 29, 2008

Excellent idea! I can't wait...

scorpNZ

on Oct 29, 2008

The clik desktop hide/show function & transparency would be sweet if added to Tab Launchpad

cavalierex

on Oct 30, 2008

The post gives the impression that Fences is now available by public release. Is that the case? How/where do we download it to give it a try? Looks cool!

ZubaZ

on Oct 30, 2008

It is available in a public beta (go tot the site and enter your email, some users will be selected to test). Should be live soon(-ish)

JMB1984

on Oct 30, 2008

Public - In the coming weeks

Wider-spread private - very very soon! Sign up for an invite today!

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