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> For example, my 2 year old LED VA Panel monitor already has burn-in where the task bar is displayed. You'd think modern desktop OSes would allow subtle shift
by sangnoir 3y ago
> For example, my 2 year old LED VA Panel monitor already has burn-in where the task bar is displayed.
You'd think modern desktop OSes would allow subtle shifting of persistent UI elements by a few pixels to avoid burn-in. LineageOS already does this
- crazygringo 3y agoIt's a whole area of the screen. Shifting by a few pixels doesn't do anything for a whole area. It'll help only with thin text, but that's the element that tends to mostly change on its own anyways. If you want to rotate the task bar or dock or menu bar around all four edges of the display every day then maybe, but that'll be hell on your habits and muscle memory.
- sangnoir 3y agoDark themes FTW - can't have burn-in if "the whole area" is unlit. You even get longer battery life as a bonus.