Isn’t it weird, I used to not bother much about details like that, but now I think I understand when folks just “want what they want”. You find something you like and it kinda bugs you if it can’t carry over.
@@sonsieface yeah. I really prefers panels because docks are always moving and you don't really know where the icons are in autohide (which I always use because I like to use all the screen really state in my browser). But I welcome any stylistic change that does not affect functionality and can be disabled if the use doesn't want them. Floating panels like KDE would be nice. but I'm sticking with gnome because it is more visually consistent and it has nice rounded corners (corners look terrible in KDE)
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dash to panel +1. I wish it had a floating mode
Isn’t it weird, I used to not bother much about details like that, but now I think I understand when folks just “want what they want”. You find something you like and it kinda bugs you if it can’t carry over.
@@sonsieface yeah. I really prefers panels because docks are always moving and you don't really know where the icons are in autohide (which I always use because I like to use all the screen really state in my browser). But I welcome any stylistic change that does not affect functionality and can be disabled if the use doesn't want them. Floating panels like KDE would be nice. but I'm sticking with gnome because it is more visually consistent and it has nice rounded corners (corners look terrible in KDE)