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Originally posted by Mavman View Post
Totally agree!
For a regular computer, Plasma without any doubts.
For old or special machines where all resources count I definitely prefer LXQt!
Both avoid CSD and I couldn't agree more with the choice!
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Originally posted by Venemo View PostI didn't imagine people would be so passionate about who draws their title bars. Why does it matter so much, as long as they serve the same purpose?
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Originally posted by Shiba View Post
Seems quite convenient to me.
except it lacks every major window management feature... place above or below, shade, fullscreen, etc... and it breaks look and feel... and look at how much white space there is... how -exactly- is any of that convenient?Last edited by duby229; 21 October 2019, 01:56 PM.
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostSo much butthurt over something so inconsequential...
I've used interfaces with and without CSD, and it's never been a significant issue to me either way. Sure, anyone would prefer consistency, but as long as the software functions the way I need it to, I really don't see why decorations matter that much.
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Originally posted by 144Hz View PostCSD lets the application developers and users decide. Hating CSD is hating powerful applications and Freedom.
We cannot have that behaviour in this establishment.
You are just a hardcore GNOME fanboy.
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Originally posted by duby229 View PostIf you ever need to place above or shade or fullscreen, you know common window management, then CSD would be an issue for you. Even if you don't mind huge amounts of white space and broken look and feel, its still not an apps job to do window management.
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Originally posted by duby229 View Post
because in every extent scenario CSD breaks look and feel and also most app developers refuse to implement common wm functionality. It just isn an app devs job to do window management.
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Originally posted by Venemo View Post
Even if you use CSD, it's still not the job of the app developer. The toolkit (GTK or Qt) can take care of it for the dev, unless they want to customize it.
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