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I left macOS a few years ago but I had many apps that had such icons. Like cyberduck, little snitch etc. But I left macOS because of the ever worsening lockdow
by wkat4242 1y ago
I left macOS a few years ago but I had many apps that had such icons. Like cyberduck, little snitch etc.
But I left macOS because of the ever worsening lockdown, Apple constantly messing with the design without a way back and the move towards iOSisms. I'm glad I left when I see the sorry state it is in now.
I use KDE now which gives me a world of customisation options. I don't even have to use the themes or plugins to make it work the way I want to, which is quite different from the default.
- bokenator 1y agoMe too. And KDE connect really does an awesome job of creating an integrated multi device experience.
- ghusto 1y agoReally? I'll check it out. One of the reasons I'm still in the Apple world is how well my phone works with my computer. It's little things like being able to turn my phone into a scanner from my desktop, and synchronised DnD. All these little things add up to an experience where I can ignore the tech and get on with what I'm trying to do. If KDE connect can give me something like that then I'm jumping, even if it means switching to Android (actually, that'd be a bonus because the iPhone cameras _suck_ in comparison).
- lxgr 1y agoUntil Apple decides that things are different now, in any case.
- lxgr 1y ago> I had many apps that had such icons. Like cyberduck, little snitch etc. Same here, but almost all of them have apparently proactively given in to Apple’s design “guidelines”. (It’s unclear whether Spotify is actively resisting or if this is just their regular glacial software development speed.)