4 games folders is… impressive

Haven’t thought about it but do both. Home screen is mostly for widgets. Left screen for social media and messaging without folders. Right screens have named folders with many apps I don’t use often.

Another unpopular opinion: this alignment style looks terrible and wastes space. If you want alignment just start the parameters in a new line.

Flow already didn’t have much plot but I’d love some more hours of those animals navigating around their world.

Agreed on Hail Mary too.

Why does it matter that everyone sees a different time on their clock? People on the east coast will be asleep whether you see 04:00 EDT or 08:00 UTC. Timezones give you an easy way to predict what part of the day it is in some place without physically being there.

FYI there is a command to ignore specific files locally: git update-index --skip-worktree <file_name> from here. And you can later unignore it with --no-skip-worktree

I like the windows/kde style window navigation and always have a touchpad, not always a mouse. I’ll generally use what the system offers with some requirements:

1. Changing between windows should be deterministic with no need to look at the screen
2. You should be able to do as much as possible from each input method (keyboard/touchpad/mouse) but not require combining them for an action
3. You should be able to do “emergency” actions (like locking or sound control) one-handed

Some general preferences:

• Single desktop
• Dock and top panel always visible, no fullscreen apps unless it’s a video
• Keyboard+touchpad shortcut to change between windows (not apps)
• Shortcut to bring up specific app from dock
• Touchpad shortcuts for sound and brightness control
• Shortcuts for moving windows between screens and snapping them to the sides

KDE and gnome can be configured for all of the above. Windows already does most of it. MacOS breaks almost everything and is surprisingly hard to configure (I don’t understand how it’s considered good ui). I haven’t tried tilling managers, they’ll probably pretty usable too.