> Many people say the same thing about Hyprland. I think they don't understand that what you call eyecandy allows important usability feature. Bingo. Mac has h

> Many people say the same thing about Hyprland. I think they don't understand that what you call eyecandy allows important usability feature. Bingo. Mac has had (crude, by today's standards) animations from very early on, because an animation helped convey the idea that e.g. a window opens "from" an icon you've clicked. You don't need the effects to be fancy, but a tiny bit of animation helps you orient yourself. No naturally occurring object (except lightning) can change as abruptly as the contents of a screen.