GNOME users, I have some questions for you! This won’t single-handedly drive the design of GNOME (I’m not that influential… yet 😉 ), but anecdata is always nice to help unstick design discussions or just gather insights.
(Polls will follow posts as I can’t share an image and a poll, sadly.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Recent” view in the Files app? Note this is NOT the same as the file chooser, e.g. when opening a file in an app.
(Answer in the following poll.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Recent” view in the Files app? Note this is NOT the same as the file chooser, e.g. when opening a file in an app.
(See previous post for a screenshot, reply for context.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Recent” view in the file chooser, e.g. when opening a file in an app? Note this is NOT the same as when browsing in the Files app.
(Answer in the following poll.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Recent” view in the file chooser, e.g. when opening a file in an app? Note this is NOT the same as when browsing in the Files app.
(See previous post for a screenshot, reply for context.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Starred” view in the Files app?
(Answer in the following poll.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Starred” view in the Files app?
(See previous post for a screenshot, reply for context.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Large Text” option in Settings → Accessibility → Seeing?
Alternatively, do you set a different font scaling factor somewhere else, e.g. in Tweaks?
(Answer in the following poll.)
If you use GNOME, do you use the “Large Text” option in Settings → Accessibility → Seeing?
Alternatively, do you set a different font scaling factor somewhere else, e.g. in Tweaks?
(See previous post for screenshots, reply for context.)
If you use GNOME, do you use “Focus on Hover” or “focus follows mouse” behavior in GNOME?
(Answer in the following poll.)
@cassidy @brainblasted the problem with the focus indication work (from the thread i saw on discourse a while back) is that it's not a *static* indication. I really want an easy way to tell at a glance when looking at my screen(s) which window has focus.
In older desktops this was easy, due to coloured titlebars / window borders being different on focused windows.
I'm not a fan of GNOME's unfocused "backdrop" styles since they reduces contrast, making it hard to read unfocused windows.
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