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I wonder why that is, but I never understood the appeal of gaps. It's wasted space. I wonder if people who like gaps like bezel on their screen too.
by simlevesque 7y ago
I wonder why that is, but I never understood the appeal of gaps. It's wasted space.
I wonder if people who like gaps like bezel on their screen too.
- berkayozturk 7y agoI think it's aesthetically more pleasing with gaps.
- bovine3dom 7y agoI have nice peaceful desktop backgrounds (e.g. pictures of mountains) that change every boot and I like looking at them. The gaps allow me to do that a bit and create some kind of persistence between the empty desktop and a desktop with a window on it. I do have two large monitors (one of which has almost no bezel and is lovely). On laptops I don't use gaps. For me it's a bit like having a picture on a desk. It uses up space I could have used for working but I like it.
- ubercow13 7y agoSome gaps users claim that due to visual impairment, it helps them differentiate windows from each other. I guess you could use larger borders instead but gaps certainly look nicer than that.