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Upgraded to Pop!_OS 24.04 and the Cosmic Desktop on my System76 OryxPro. Very snappy so far, A couple of little things are bugging me: Cosmic terminal has limited color options for text and background, and any desktop icons are duplicated on every screen. I only want them on the main screen. Also, no sound test button in the sound settings applet. #pop_os #linux #COSMICdesktopEnvironment #System76

Upgraded to Pop!_OS 24.04 and the Cosmic Desktop on my System76 OryxPro. Very snappy so far, A couple of little things are bugging me: Cosmic terminal has limited color options for text and background, and any desktop icons are duplicated on every screen. I only want them on the main screen. Also, no sound test button in the sound settings applet. #pop_os #linux #COSMICdesktopEnvironment #System76

Upgraded to Pop!_OS 24.04 and the Cosmic Desktop on my System76 OryxPro. Very snappy so far, A couple of little things are bugging me: Cosmic terminal has limited color options for text and background, and any desktop icons are duplicated on every screen. I only want them on the main screen. Also, no sound test button in the sound settings applet. #pop_os #linux #COSMICdesktopEnvironment #System76

Two things I've learned about my UX preferences while playing around with #openbsd and #fvwm and watching a few videos on the #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

1. I prefer full screen apps on smaller displays. (Including laptops) I blame cell phones for this preference.

2. When having more than one window on a screen I prefer the way fvwm or cosmic handle it by changing the color on the window pane or frame. This eliminates the need for often hard to make out visually window shadows or having to tint the non active window slightly. Like Gnome is currently doing.

I wish there was a way to do the same thing in Gnome with accessibility features or even an extension for gnome shell.

#gnome48 #uxdesign #linux #openbsd #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

Two things I've learned about my UX preferences while playing around with #openbsd and #fvwm and watching a few videos on the #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

1. I prefer full screen apps on smaller displays. (Including laptops) I blame cell phones for this preference.

2. When having more than one window on a screen I prefer the way fvwm or cosmic handle it by changing the color on the window pane or frame. This eliminates the need for often hard to make out visually window shadows or having to tint the non active window slightly. Like Gnome is currently doing.

I wish there was a way to do the same thing in Gnome with accessibility features or even an extension for gnome shell.

#gnome48 #uxdesign #linux #openbsd #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

Two things I've learned about my UX preferences while playing around with #openbsd and #fvwm and watching a few videos on the #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

1. I prefer full screen apps on smaller displays. (Including laptops) I blame cell phones for this preference.

2. When having more than one window on a screen I prefer the way fvwm or cosmic handle it by changing the color on the window pane or frame. This eliminates the need for often hard to make out visually window shadows or having to tint the non active window slightly. Like Gnome is currently doing.

I wish there was a way to do the same thing in Gnome with accessibility features or even an extension for gnome shell.

#gnome48 #uxdesign #linux #openbsd #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

Two things I've learned about my UX preferences while playing around with #openbsd and #fvwm and watching a few videos on the #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

1. I prefer full screen apps on smaller displays. (Including laptops) I blame cell phones for this preference.

2. When having more than one window on a screen I prefer the way fvwm or cosmic handle it by changing the color on the window pane or frame. This eliminates the need for often hard to make out visually window shadows or having to tint the non active window slightly. Like Gnome is currently doing.

I wish there was a way to do the same thing in Gnome with accessibility features or even an extension for gnome shell.

#gnome48 #uxdesign #linux #openbsd #CosmicDesktopEnvironment

https://youtu.be/QrauZIOsSkg This is the #official #WizardsAnonymous review of #PopOS 24.04 Alpha #CosmicDesktop ranked #software #benchmark #performance. Written by #Rustlang #Developer #JeremySoller at #System76, the same developer of #RedoxOS. Currently ranked 54th worst out of 58. The #CosmicDesktopEnvironment also performs worse on the #Pop!_OS than on the #NixOS #Linux distribution in the current alpha version.

https://youtu.be/QrauZIOsSkg This is the #official #WizardsAnonymous review of #PopOS 24.04 Alpha #CosmicDesktop ranked #software #benchmark #performance. Written by #Rustlang #Developer #JeremySoller at #System76, the same developer of #RedoxOS. Currently ranked 54th worst out of 58. The #CosmicDesktopEnvironment also performs worse on the #Pop!_OS than on the #NixOS #Linux distribution in the current alpha version.

https://youtu.be/QrauZIOsSkg This is the #official #WizardsAnonymous review of #PopOS 24.04 Alpha #CosmicDesktop ranked #software #benchmark #performance. Written by #Rustlang #Developer #JeremySoller at #System76, the same developer of #RedoxOS. Currently ranked 54th worst out of 58. The #CosmicDesktopEnvironment also performs worse on the #Pop!_OS than on the #NixOS #Linux distribution in the current alpha version.

https://youtu.be/QrauZIOsSkg This is the #official #WizardsAnonymous review of #PopOS 24.04 Alpha #CosmicDesktop ranked #software #benchmark #performance. Written by #Rustlang #Developer #JeremySoller at #System76, the same developer of #RedoxOS. Currently ranked 54th worst out of 58. The #CosmicDesktopEnvironment also performs worse on the #Pop!_OS than on the #NixOS #Linux distribution in the current alpha version.

https://youtu.be/QrauZIOsSkg This is the #official #WizardsAnonymous review of #PopOS 24.04 Alpha #CosmicDesktop ranked #software #benchmark #performance. Written by #Rustlang #Developer #JeremySoller at #System76, the same developer of #RedoxOS. Currently ranked 54th worst out of 58. The #CosmicDesktopEnvironment also performs worse on the #Pop!_OS than on the #NixOS #Linux distribution in the current alpha version.