Re: Distros specifically designed for children

rbowman <bowman@montana.com> wrote:

I will repeat 'to me'. I never said it wasn't useful to some people but I
do not want that behavior.

Then, sorry for that misunderstanding.

I do not want windows to go full screen if they
get too close to a margin.

Amen.

I also almost never work with a full-screen application. There is
always some of the background visible around the app, even if I'm
working with just one application for hours (that happens seldomly,
but it does). Full Screen is fully useless on a big screen anyway.

I als hate when those "I always work full screen" (Beancounters often
do that) decide for me that I don't need a big screen for my work
based on the fact that a big screen is annoying for them.

I usualy have an IRC window in the lower left and don't want that
covered.

I also like focus-follows-mouse and find myself frequently typing
consciously into a window that is not on the top.

I do not want to suddenly see a screen full of
icons if the cursor gets to close to the upper left corner.

Amen.

I do not want
virtual desktops displayed as a rotating polyhedron.

I sometimes want that but not always. Sadly, KDE 5 has removed most
virtual desktop changing effefcts.

I do not want windows
that quiver like a bowl of jelly when I move them.

I _like_ that. Gives me a smile.

Again, that's me. Do what you want. However I do not like unexpected
behavior because someone decided it was kool and made it a default.

As long as I can disable it, ...

"Oops, what's that? Do I want that? *ponder* Yes, I want that. It's
cool" happened quite a few times to me.

And that article should actually be on asr.

Greetings
Marc
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