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“2 decades is quite a long time for something visual to remain the same.” Which increases my chance of identifying the icon at a glance considerably, since mos
by kyleee 3y ago
“2 decades is quite a long time for something visual to remain the same.”
Which increases my chance of identifying the icon at a glance considerably, since most apps I use have either not existed for 20 years, or have had multiple logo changes in that time.
All this change just means I am effectively icon blind in most computing situations, which is a real annoyance and hindrance to productivity
- Gigachad 3y agoYou are free to change the icon back locally if it’s really that much of a hit to your productivity.
- kyleee 3y agoI was speaking a bit more generally; this is an additional straw added to an overburdened camel, if you care for an analogy. That is something I could probably do in KDE, which I enjoy for it's configurability. Thank you for the kind suggestion
- account42 3y agoThis is not something that most users can reasonably do, especially for mobile.