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Whatever man, compiz-fusion was the best productivity tool around when I was a kid.
by shadowoflight 7y ago
Whatever man, compiz-fusion was the best productivity tool around when I was a kid.
- thelazydogsback 7y agoSorry to harsh your mellow in these trying times dude
- def8cefe 7y agoLongest part of any new install was finding the perfect window decorations.
- dheera 7y agoI loved compiz-fusion for productivity -- especially being able to draw on the screen was super useful for meetings and presentations. Being able to zoom the screen was also useful. It's a pity it's no longer maintained.
- CarVac 7y agoAlas, I never got the chance to give a presentation and draw on the screen with fire. I always wanted to. KDE has zooming built in nowadays.
- neutronicus 7y agoI miss the cube with the workspaces on it. I actually think it was helpful for remembering which stuff was on which one.
- em-bee 7y agoexactly. having different workspaces mapped onto the cube was actually a practical effect. the same with wobbly windows. they'd only wobble when moved, which makes the effect practical, as it doesn't get in the way. i hoped this vim cube would do that too. map different buffers onto the faces, and rotate the cube as you switch buffers, but otherwise stay out of the way to actually let me work
- mFixman 7y agoI had a transparent cube desktop so I could see what was going on the other faces of the cube. Being a master hacker during that time was fun.
- starky 7y agoBeryl was the shit when I was in high school. Those wobbly windows were mind-blowing at the time.
- timw4mail 7y agoKDE still has the ability to have wobbly windows...it's always one of the first things I change...normal windows are boring.