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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink77•10 months agoUnfortunately for Microsoft there aren’t any big UI or UX changes in Plasma 6. Guess they’ll have to wait to steal ideas for Windows 12.
minus-square@woelkchenlink53•10 months ago Unfortunately for Microsoft there aren’t any big UI or UX changes in Plasma 6. Guess they’ll have to wait to steal ideas for Windows 12. According to a Win12 screenshot from October 2022, Microsoft has been copying macOS’s floating dock since before KDE decided to also copy that. Amusingly, in the merge request for the Plasma change, this was even pointed out: Luckily it’s still Plasma, so such needless changes just for the sake of looking like macOS are customizable and can be easily reverted by us users.
minus-squareunalivejoylinkfedilinkEnglish23•10 months agoOr we double down on the floating. Make it float off the screen.
minus-square@uislink8•10 months ago since before KDE decided to also copy that. Quick search says that floating deck looks like default XFCE panel. How they correlate?
Unfortunately for Microsoft there aren’t any big UI or UX changes in Plasma 6. Guess they’ll have to wait to steal ideas for Windows 12.
According to a Win12 screenshot from October 2022, Microsoft has been copying macOS’s floating dock since before KDE decided to also copy that. Amusingly, in the merge request for the Plasma change, this was even pointed out:
Luckily it’s still Plasma, so such needless changes just for the sake of looking like macOS are customizable and can be easily reverted by us users.
Then we unfloat it again…
Or we double down on the floating. Make it float off the screen.
I’d like to posit
2### is the year of the Linux AR/VR Desktop!
Quick search says that floating deck looks like default XFCE panel. How they correlate?
OS/2 Warp also had something similar.
UX trends be like: “You’ll float too!” 🤡