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https://boingboing.net/2019/01/16/slacks-new-logo-is-a-playdoh.html lmao ![]()
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https://twitter.com/tbaxter/status/1085659746755997696
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A ”swastadick” if you will.
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Peniskreuz
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once again silicon valley the tv show is upstaged by silicon valley the real thing
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sorry, i mean to paste that in techbubb thread, i was confused it was missing when i reopened it just now i guess it's not off-topic here though
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how dare you post here
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Tankakern posted:plasma 5.15 gettin lots of good stuff i had high hopes with the concept art for Breeze and all but KDE still kind of looks like rear end
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Sapozhnik posted:i had high hopes with the concept art for Breeze and all but KDE still kind of looks like rear end the first thing i do on a new kde desktop is enable big, fat window borders so i can see poo poo and actually click on it successfully the first time
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get glasses old man
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kde has always looked bad to me subjectively gtk is garbage horseshit as a library compared to qt but at least the widgets turn out looking ok
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"flat featureless slabs of pale gray with imperceptibly darker gray widgets and text" is a loving hideous design and whoever had that idea should never attempt to make a gui again. imho.
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Progressive JPEG posted:kde has always looked bad to me subjectively kde 5 looks 1000x better than 4 though. the default theme of 4 was gradient nightmare garbage that looked like it was designed by a teenager with a warezed copy of photoshop there are still a lot of little visual annoyances though, like the task bar casting a shadow over abutting windows. any time i try out kde, that bugs me to an irrational degree. people have complained about it, but that usually triggers a long rant by the developers about how it's working as intended before they close the ticket
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Progressive JPEG posted:kde has always looked bad to me subjectively You can choose other themes you know.
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The_Franz posted:there are still a lot of little visual annoyances though, like the task bar casting a shadow over abutting windows. any time i try out kde, that bugs me to an irrational degree. people have complained about it, but that usually triggers a long rant by the developers about how it's working as intended before they close the ticket That is classic gui developer behaviour. I use xfce and it's weird how the taskbar seems "above" app windows due to that shading.
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that’s cause it is above them
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Soricidus posted:"flat featureless slabs of pale gray with imperceptibly darker gray widgets and text" is a loving hideous design and whoever had that idea should never attempt to make a gui again. imho. low contrast is good
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someone should bring back CairoDock, Beryl and Compiz it was peak linux desktop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QokOwvPxrE
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hifi posted:low contrast is good it's great if you don't want people to be able to read your text. so i can see why you would be in favor
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r u ready to WALK posted:someone should bring back CairoDock, Beryl and Compiz hell yeah wobbly windows
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cant believe that no one made a 3d desktop cube compositor for vr yet
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Zlodo posted:cant believe that no one made a 3d desktop cube compositor for vr yet i mean, windows 10 does something fo the sort i believe (well, in ar rather), it is just that it is a useless thing that no one wants so no one is aware of it either
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i'd literally kill someone if it meant i could have a good window manager in VR. but nope, the best people have come up with is mirror a monitor into your hmd.
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Truga posted:i'd literally kill someone if it meant i could have a good window manager in VR. invariably window managers and quality of life type things follow useful business applications e.g. x11 and unix graphics adoption was driven by CAD and publishing software, but the software came along years and years before there was a decent desktop environment if you see a good business application for VR, you can expect to see some decent unix software that isn't a business application 3-5 years later ![]()
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:if you see a good business application for VR, you can expect to see some decent unix software that isn't a business application 3-5 years later the best business application for VR so far is active shooter training
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architectural prototyping is another good application
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porn obviously
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video games surprisingly is bottom tier experience in vr so far, there’s literally just one game out for which people buy vr (instead of desperately looking for ways to justify their isolation contraption)
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*excluding simulator-tier games where player sits in cockpit of sorts
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cinci zoo sniper posted:*excluding simulator-tier games where player sits in cockpit of sorts Cybernetic Vermin posted:porn obviously
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:e.g. x11 and unix graphics adoption was driven by CAD and publishing software, but the software came along years and years before there was a decent desktop environment so you’re looking forward to the VR equivalent of X11, Motif, and CDE then
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eschaton posted:so you’re looking forward to the VR equivalent of X11, Motif, and CDE then the guy I quoted was looking forward to it I don’t expect any business applications for VR so I also don’t expect any ease of use enhancements for same
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Truga posted:i'd literally kill someone if it meant i could have a good window manager in VR. yeah i really want to be able to code with vr. have no interest in it otherwise until the technology develops significantly.
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ah yes coding in vr would be great *five minutes later* gently caress my arms hurt, *rips off vr helmet, picks up mouse & kb* i still want those vr solutions to be developed to laugh at them tho
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would obviously at least have to be ar so i can pick up my coffee
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I really like the idea of AR, but I’m 100% sure it’ll be more like that one Columbian movie/short than anything good/cool.
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DONT THREAD ON ME posted:yeah i really want to be able to code with vr. have no interest in it otherwise until the technology develops significantly. i have a vive pro and another resolution bump like this was from OG vive and it'll work ok for desktop usage i think. i can sit comfortably in front of my 2560x1600 30" in VR and even the small font is readable, if blurry. making it a bit larger than IRL and it's fine. then it's just waiting for miniaturization to make it more comfortable, right now it gets annoying to wear all day every day, i generally have to take mine off every few hours for a few minutes. we're at 320x200 windows 3.0/doom1 level of vr/ar right now and it's gonna be fuckin amazing soon. i figured this poo poo would be like 30 years away still just 5 years ago but no it's getting there in the next 5-10 years i think
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someone really needs to make a vr tracked keyboard and mouse it wouldn't even be that hard, just add some ir dots around the edge for the oculus cameras to see i hate having to peek down through the nose hole in the oculus to find my keyboard all the time
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this exists![]() ![]() https://blog.vive.com/us/2017/11/02/introducing-the-logitech-bridge-sdk/
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zfs doesn't work on 4.20. this aint even the year for linux on the server
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