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If this works already, why did the author of this article write new code for it?
Because it does something different? The new one changes colors depending on the background color, for a different window decoration, outline instead if borders (rounded corners etc.)... Also, your post is incredibly rude!
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Having tabs in the file explorer (and split view) puts the experience above windows. I could see normals loving those features.
I don't know if I'm a "normal", but I kinda hate this trend to stick everything in tabs. For example, I hate having to jump through hoops to disable tabs in Firefox. Which means using a janky extensions that usually is able to split the tab into a new window. Doesn't always work. I also have to go and manually tweak the browser chrome to hide the tab bar. The way I see it, tabs and whatnot are a window manager's job.…
Ah right, I remember reading that and noting that they always seem to playing catch up with KDE Plasma’s features. I doubt I have this update yes, but someday my work’s IT will thrust it upon us.
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Good thing there's no tinkering mentioned in my comment, then.
Oh sorry, you're right, your comment was basically "it works on my computer therefore Wayland is usable, period"
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Translation: That sounds like you caused this problem for yourself by choosing debian stable. emerald, compiz: fairly famous window managers/compositors everyone used to use, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QokOwvPxrE > how is this related to window borders compiz is famous for including all sorts of fancy/over the top effects like windows going up in flames, so stuff like glowing window borders should be no pr…
Tried the dim thing. Suuuper annoying. When I switch from a fullscreen Firefox to a tiny terminal and the whole screen dims down. Also it makes it hard to work with multiple windows, because some of them are dimmed then.