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Some 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.
Love the flashback to the old Compiz days! The only thing missing now is wobbly windows.
Some 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.
Ahh, you've brought back fond memories of grade school powerpoint presentations :)
But even in a PowerPoint presentation, if it's done in good taste, it can be quite stylish.
Love the flashback to the old Compiz days! The only thing missing now is wobbly windows.
>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.
Why do you think that is?
Compiz 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.
Love the flashback to the old Compiz days! The only thing missing now is wobbly windows.
>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.
Call me crazy but little novelties like this are part of what make computers fun.