If you are using Windows Vista or 7 and your graphics card supports Aero, then you must be enjoying the transparent windows having glass in their borders. The one and only thing which doesn't match with the new Aero interface is "Command Prompt" window.
Microsoft has not changed anything in the Command Prompt window. Its same since ages. Many people use Command Prompt regularly. Wouldn't it be great if we can somehow make the Command Prompt window transparent and have glass in it?
Here your wish comes true. Our friend "komalo" has developed a very small AutoIt script which runs in background and enables glass in all command prompt windows.
Following is a screenshot of Command Prompt window having glass:
As you can see it looks awesome. You can download the script using following link:
Simply run the EXE file and open Command Prompt. It'll have the glass automatically. So start enjoying it now...
PS: To remove the glass, simply close the EXE file from its system tray icon.
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Hal
WOW!!
Hasan
OMG that looks so hot ..
Levar
Thats sexy!
Nikolaj
Try typeing "edit" with this on
astitva
is there any way to get this in other windows other than just cmd window
VG
^^ Nope.
@Nikolaj
Its fine here.
Anoop
But how to remove it..............
Dementor
Looks like Konsole in KDE, lol
But very cool! Thanks for info VG ^^
komalo
@Anoop
just exit from right click menu of the tray icon
Michael Higham
Didn't work on my Windows Classic color scheme, but it only works on Windows Aero; got it to work on my Windows Aero color scheme at last. Does Glass CMD work on a Windows Vista Basic color scheme?