Note
If you run the normal version and you don't have the required prerequisites installed it will prompt you if you want to install them, opening a link to Microsoft to download. There are 2 prompts of this, 1 per runtime needed
- Requirements
- Custom Launch Args
- Previews
- Building from Source
- Supported Architectures
- Permissions
- Thank Yous
- Windows 11
- .NET 9.0 Desktop Runtime (±59mb)
- ASP.NET Core 9.0 Runtime (±10mb)
- None (Though has considerably bigger file size)
- 22H2
- 23H2
- 24H2
Argument | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|
--sharp-corners | N/A |
Set sharp corners when starting up |
--seq-url= | http://localhost:9999 | Seq Logging Platform |
--bind-to= | N/A |
Binds this process to another process' ID. When the other process exits, this one does too |
--extended-logging | N/A |
File Log Level: Verbose (From Warning) |
--headless | N/A |
Runs the application without a GUI, useful when combined with --sharp-corners |
--no-file-logging | N/A |
Disables logging to the file (Located in the current directory) |
Launch Args Example
& '.\ToggleRoundedCorners.exe' --extended-logging --headless --sharp-corners --seq-url=http://localhost:9999
Previews can be found here
git clone 'https://github.com/JustArion/Win11_ToggleRoundedCorners'; cd 'Win11_ToggleRoundedCorners'
dotnet publish .\src\ToggleRoundedCorners\ --configuration Release --output Build
cd build; ls
git clone 'https://github.com/JustArion/Win11_ToggleRoundedCorners'; cd 'Win11_ToggleRoundedCorners'
make
- x64
Create an issue to request additional architectures.
A comprehensive list of permissions the application needs / could need can be found here
- Thanks to Rckov for their window theme from Xslt-Editor
- Thanks to oberrich for the initial idea and starting direction from win11-toggle-rounded-corners