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Is there a way to get those insane UI paddings smaller? I'm fine with the new styling except for that, but it's a big spoiler. Apple UI used to be remarkably s
by solarkraft 6y ago
Is there a way to get those insane UI paddings smaller? I'm fine with the new styling except for that, but it's a big spoiler.
Apple UI used to be remarkably space-economical until Big Sur.
- guessmyname 6y agoIt reminds me of Ubuntu when Canonical decided to replace GTK2 with the Unity desktop environment. Maybe people disliked that update and I am sure some people will dislike Apple’s too but at the end of the year everyone will prize the new UI like they always do.
- SahAssar 6y agoUnity was replaced 6 years later with Gnome/GTK3. Not saying that it was a failure, but they did eventually go back to using Gnome.
- merb 6y agowell still unity wasn't such a bad ui and probably better than gnome/gtk3 at the time. unfortunatly it failed because of several issues.
- SahAssar 6y agoMind telling me what those several issues where? In my view it was mostly that they got no buy in from the rest of the community and the flagship for unity/mir failed (ubuntu touch/phone). I have no idea if unity/mir had technical superiority or not over the other options, but it really does seem like one of those "canonical things" that never gets buy-in from any other distros.
- trinix912 6y agoYes, and it's especially awkward on smaller screens (MacBook Air, Low DPI external monitors...). Doesn't seem like a great decision unless they have some plans on making the UI touch ready.