zonabey

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by zonabey 5y ago
I couldn't stop laughing whilst reading the entire article. The one that really got me was the Electron-based “launcher”. I had to take a break for ten minutes.
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by zonabey 5y ago
CLIs just need better tutorials and wrappers out there. If you've got a bunch of wrappers/helper methods for doing mundane tasks for your OS it should curb most of the frustration and inefficiency. Computers have always sucked it
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by zonabey 5y ago
That sounds fantastic to see that sort of thing being used out in the open. Aside from using the Ember-electron POS app can customers access other parts of the UI or elementary OS applications? What made you choose elementary OS in particul
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by zonabey 5y ago
Yes! You know Dashboard was a completely separate layer . I could watch a video in full screen and take notes with semi transparent stickes. Try doing that in full screen with the stickes app... You can't! The dashboard feature is to
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by zonabey 5y ago
They seem to be taking more from Apple's take a look at the continuous mission control animations and list view context actions. I honestly don't think these are the best of Apple's stuff. When I think about these features I
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by zonabey 5y ago
I second this. Minimising windows in mac os is a nuisance because they can auto restore unexpectedly when switching back to the application or clicking on the dock icon.
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by zonabey 5y ago
Gnome is actually quite good I find myself at odds with some of their defaults for workspaces but they're in the right ball park when it comes to aesthetics and organising the UI. I would very much like to have a guake like terminal f
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by zonabey 6y ago
They're pretty good but try toggling back and forth between two windows from different applications (NOT ENTIRE APPLICATIONS JUST TWO DIFFERENT WINDOWS)