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OblyTiles is what you need.

It's been posted once here several months ago, but it didn't draw much attention, even though it's a great application. 7Stacks lets you add stacks of shortcuts to a pinned item on your task bar, you can easily create "menus" containing strictly what you need, nothing more. So it can become a...

I'm using PS CS6, Office 2010, Steam and Filezilla, and they all work fine so far. I'm guessing most apps that work on Win 7 will work on Win 8.

As IownAmoneyPit said (thanks!) I created it, it's not exactly a theme and it can't be exported easily since the setup largely depends on the applications you use, and you have to install several third party applications to get everything the way you want (Oblytiles for the Tiles, Decor8 for the...

It's supposed to look like this. Microsoft removed Aero to make the theme more coherent with Modern UI. I agree that it is quite ugly.

Thanks guys. :) I changed around some icons again to make the style more homogeneous, but I'm pretty much done now.

OblyTile, Decor8 (for the custom background picture), Photoshop and a lot of patience. I had to "cheat" on photoshop to get the picture and icons like that. I improved it again since I last posted these screenshots. I'm starting to love Modern UI, you can really customize it and it's only the...

Took me half a day to customize it, finally. :D

I just made a thread regarding this. Hope this helps. http://www.eightforums.com/customization/12813-simple-fix-hide-taskbar-transparency-add-border.html

Just edit your wallpaper with Photoshop (or any other image editing software). Take a screenshot of your full desktop, add it to Photoshop, measure the height of your task bar in pixels (width will be equal to your screen resolution, obviously: 720, 768, 1080 etc...) for example, 1366x33 pixels...

Gave Modern UI a fair trial, but it won't do. Classic Shell ftw.