• @[email protected]
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        1211 months ago

        Nice. I was just looking for that to demonstrate to a friend who was looking to switch to Linux.

    • @[email protected]
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      1111 months ago

      I remember back in the day, Linux users couldn’t shut up about that damn cube. It was the coolest thing on Linux, apparently. I’ve been using Linux for almost 20 years now, and I’ve never seen it.

      • GreyBeard
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        211 months ago

        I was never much of one to use multiple desktops, but visually, back when XP was the best Microsoft had, it felt like magic to see your windows show up in 3D. Things like wobbly windows and flame closing also seemed like magic. Someone truly outside of what was possible on Windows. In the end they were a fad, but they were a good demonstration of the power and customizability of Linux.

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      711 months ago

      I’m also going to need some confirmation that wobbly windows will still work in plasma 6 before I commit to an upgrade.

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    11 months ago

    Wow!

    What about the flaming and jelly windows? That was cool stuff

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      1311 months ago

      Wobbly windows are in stock kde as an option, flaming is a thing with a 3rd party gnome and i think kde extension

      • wvstolzing
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        911 months ago

        Wayfire brought back the compiz self-immolating window.

        Actually I wonder if they named ‘wayfire’ after that fire effect.

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    611 months ago

    Color management was the thing keeping me away from Wayland so that’s cool. Excited to try it.