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  1. The apps without icons seem so scammy. I know that’s probably not true, but that’s the vibe I get. Why do #indiedevs do it better than the big guys?

    #macOS #systemSettings

  2. The apps without icons seem so scammy. I know that’s probably not true, but that’s the vibe I get. Why do #indiedevs do it better than the big guys?

    #macOS #systemSettings

  3. The apps without icons seem so scammy. I know that’s probably not true, but that’s the vibe I get. Why do #indiedevs do it better than the big guys?

    #macOS #systemSettings

  4. The apps without icons seem so scammy. I know that’s probably not true, but that’s the vibe I get. Why do #indiedevs do it better than the big guys?

    #macOS #systemSettings

  5. HP Zbook 840 G5 (Bus 001 Device 003: ID 138a:00ab Validity Sensors, Inc.) finger lock not working for proper driver #windowssubsystemforlinux #systemsettings

    askubuntu.com/q/1565755/612

  6. HP Zbook 840 G5 (Bus 001 Device 003: ID 138a:00ab Validity Sensors, Inc.) finger lock not working for proper driver #windowssubsystemforlinux #systemsettings

    askubuntu.com/q/1565755/612

  7. HP Zbook 840 G5 (Bus 001 Device 003: ID 138a:00ab Validity Sensors, Inc.) finger lock not working for proper driver #windowssubsystemforlinux #systemsettings

    askubuntu.com/q/1565755/612

  8. HP Zbook 840 G5 (Bus 001 Device 003: ID 138a:00ab Validity Sensors, Inc.) finger lock not working for proper driver #windowssubsystemforlinux #systemsettings

    askubuntu.com/q/1565755/612

  9. HP Zbook 840 G5 (Bus 001 Device 003: ID 138a:00ab Validity Sensors, Inc.) finger lock not working for proper driver #windowssubsystemforlinux #systemsettings

    askubuntu.com/q/1565755/612

  10. @siracusa At the very least, if you can *only* have popup buttons that “hug" the title of the selected item, at least lower the compression resistance on the label so it truncates. This is NOT how you build UI. Look how the label will go into its own row if it doesn't fit vertically.

    #SwiftUI #macOS #SystemSettings

  11. @siracusa At the very least, if you can *only* have popup buttons that “hug" the title of the selected item, at least lower the compression resistance on the label so it truncates. This is NOT how you build UI. Look how the label will go into its own row if it doesn't fit vertically.

    #SwiftUI #macOS #SystemSettings

  12. @siracusa At the very least, if you can *only* have popup buttons that “hug" the title of the selected item, at least lower the compression resistance on the label so it truncates. This is NOT how you build UI. Look how the label will go into its own row if it doesn't fit vertically.

    #SwiftUI #macOS #SystemSettings

  13. @siracusa At the very least, if you can *only* have popup buttons that “hug" the title of the selected item, at least lower the compression resistance on the label so it truncates. This is NOT how you build UI. Look how the label will go into its own row if it doesn't fit vertically.

    #SwiftUI #macOS #SystemSettings

  14. @siracusa At the very least, if you can *only* have popup buttons that “hug" the title of the selected item, at least lower the compression resistance on the label so it truncates. This is NOT how you build UI. Look how the label will go into its own row if it doesn't fit vertically.

    #SwiftUI #macOS #SystemSettings

  15. Hmm, looks like either #macOS #SystemSettings' Storage screen can't add or it can't find all applications...

    It says there are 509.26 GB of applications, but when I added up the claimed sizes from the same screen, it was only 312.04 GB 🤔

    Thus, (at least) one of two things is wrong — either the displayed total is nearly 200 GB too large, or there are applications not in the list or with the wrong size in the list.

    Feedback ID: FB17135716

  16. Hmm, looks like either #macOS #SystemSettings' Storage screen can't add or it can't find all applications...

    It says there are 509.26 GB of applications, but when I added up the claimed sizes from the same screen, it was only 312.04 GB 🤔

    Thus, (at least) one of two things is wrong — either the displayed total is nearly 200 GB too large, or there are applications not in the list or with the wrong size in the list.

    Feedback ID: FB17135716

  17. Hmm, looks like either ' Storage screen can't add or it can't find all applications...

    It says there are 509.26 GB of applications, but when I added up the claimed sizes from the same screen, it was only 312.04 GB 🤔

    Thus, (at least) one of two things is wrong — either the displayed total is nearly 200 GB too large, or there are applications not in the list or with the wrong size in the list.

    Feedback ID: FB17135716

  18. Hmm, looks like either #macOS #SystemSettings' Storage screen can't add or it can't find all applications...

    It says there are 509.26 GB of applications, but when I added up the claimed sizes from the same screen, it was only 312.04 GB 🤔

    Thus, (at least) one of two things is wrong — either the displayed total is nearly 200 GB too large, or there are applications not in the list or with the wrong size in the list.

    Feedback ID: FB17135716

  19. Hmm, looks like either #macOS #SystemSettings' Storage screen can't add or it can't find all applications...

    It says there are 509.26 GB of applications, but when I added up the claimed sizes from the same screen, it was only 312.04 GB 🤔

    Thus, (at least) one of two things is wrong — either the displayed total is nearly 200 GB too large, or there are applications not in the list or with the wrong size in the list.

    Feedback ID: FB17135716

  20. Multiple displays on a Mac sucks

    So many people I've worked with have used multiple displays - typically a matched pair side-by-side - and sworn by them. It's always mystified me, to be honest.

    I've attempted the multi-display lifestyle a few times over the last thirty years. At first as a bourgeois indulgence, back when even having a single 17" display was considered luxurious1, let-alone two displays. Just because I could. Then sporadically over the years in more practical attempts to expand my screen real estate.

    The [...]

    wadetregaskis.com/multiple-dis

  21. Multiple displays on a Mac sucks

    So many people I've worked with have used multiple displays - typically a matched pair side-by-side - and sworn by them. It's always mystified me, to be honest.

    I've attempted the multi-display lifestyle a few times over the last thirty years. At first as a bourgeois indulgence, back when even having a single 17" display was considered luxurious1, let-alone two displays. Just because I could. Then sporadically over the years in more practical attempts to expand my screen real estate.

    The [...]

    wadetregaskis.com/multiple-dis

  22. It might come as a surprise, but people don’t interact with controls they can’t see.

    The fact that you don’t show cursor in a text field doesn’t help either.

    #macOS #SystemSettings #TextField #Invisible