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Developers adopting mobile toolkits (libadwaita) for desktop apps are degrading the Linux experience - less information density - wasted space - phone tier U
by WhereIsTheTruth 6mo ago
Developers adopting mobile toolkits (libadwaita) for desktop apps are degrading the Linux experience
- less information density
- wasted space
- phone tier UX
- optimized for touch screens
- lacks depth
Lazy convergence that ignores how people actually use desktops
- factorialboy 6mo agoTry it please. This feels alright on GNOME in terms of visual density. The rest is subjective. But Adwaita / Gnome is what's on my machine, so I follow their design principles.
- monooso 6mo agoI haven't used the app yet, but from the screenshots it appears to follow the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines [1]. You may disagree with said guidelines, of course, but the author can't reasonably be criticised for following the platform standards. [1]: https://developer.gnome.org/hig/ https://developer.gnome.org/hig/