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Agreed, people have said perhaps its Apple's way of bringing VR vibes to the UI, showing layers of UI elements. But I'm not so sure if I want transparent.
by NoPicklez 1y ago
Agreed, people have said perhaps its Apple's way of bringing VR vibes to the UI, showing layers of UI elements.
But I'm not so sure if I want transparent.
- footlose_3815 1y agoI'll just want the option to turn it off because it will use extra CPU cycles just existing. I remember the catastrophe of Windows Vista, and how you needed a capable GPU to handle the glass effect. Otherwise, one of your (Maybe two) CPU cores would have to process all that overhead.
- dundarious 1y agoThe explicitly mention this is (paraphrasing) "bringing elements from visionOS to all your devices" in the video in TFA.