Burn My Windows
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Re: Burn My Windows
#2>You should also start your commit message with one applicable emoji
I don't think many people will contribute with a rule like that. Project is neat though.
Re: Burn My Windows
#3>You should also start your commit message with one applicable emoji I don't think many people will contribute with a rule like that. Project is neat though.
Interestingly, this diverges from the more common gitmoji rules: https://gitmoji.dev/
Re: Burn My Windows
#4Love the flashback to the old Compiz days! The only thing missing now is wobbly windows.
Re: Burn My Windows
#5Love the flashback to the old Compiz days! The only thing missing now is wobbly windows.
wanted to make the same comment :). they were so good
Re: Burn My Windows
#6compiz effects are probably one of the main reasons why Linux interested me so much growing up, and why I now work in tech!
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#7Compiz was one of those things I could show off to friends to prove that linux was actually way cooler than any of _their_ operating systems, but since then seems to have been completely forgotten about (at least by me). This was a nice blast from the past.
Re: Burn My Windows
#8Love the flashback to the old Compiz days! The only thing missing now is wobbly windows.
You mean [1]?
[1] https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/2950/compiz-alike-win...
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#10Some of these effects might be useful in a presentation. For instance, if your windows break apart into small shards of shiny glass (making a slight noise when doing so) and then disappear, it might be engaging. This sort of thing is common in films like Minority Report.