Manage Applications In a 3D Desktop Environment with T3Desk

To make an utility window 3D, right-choose the Minimize button.

Here we show Firefox open in its normal 2D look.

Now the 3D window after right-clicking on Minimize.

you’re able to move the 3D utility windows around and stack them on top of each other.

Using the scroll wheel on your mouse allows you to zoom in and zoom out on different windows.

Here you could see several windows apps that are open and stacked on top of each other.

One the Cakewalk app is maximized a bit, with medium transparency all on top of Internet Explorer.

Hover your mouse pointer over the icon on the taskbar to get a view of everything that is running.

Here is an example of it running on an XP machine.

There are also some nice Hot Key combinations for the Keyboard Ninja.

ConclusionT3 Desk is an fun and interesting way to manage multiple applications on your screen.

Its also more than just eye candy as it can actually be functional in easily increasing productivity.

It will run on XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and takes up few system resources.