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Cleo Menezes Jr. :verified: (cleomenezesjr@floss.social)'s status on Saturday, 01-Mar-2025 02:37:25 JST Cleo Menezes Jr. :verified:
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Okay, I'm just in love with the #GNOME's "streamlined overview" experiment from @kramo.
THAT'S DAMN GOOD!
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/os-mockups/-/blob/master/overview/experiments/streamlined-overview.mp4
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1. The video shows a computer screen with a blue and white geometric background. Two windows are open on the screen. The window on the left is titled "Decibels" and has a graphic of a tape recorder. The text below the graphic reads "Open an Audio File" and there is a button that says "Open...". The window on the right is titled "Image Viewer" and has a graphic of a magnifying glass over a square. The text below the graphic reads "View Images" and "Drag and drop images here". There is a button below that says "Open Files...". The time in the upper right corner of the screen reads "12:37". In the first two seconds of the video, the weather app pops up in the middle of the screen. It shows the weather in Budapest, Hungary as 30 degrees Celsius and feels like 37 degrees Celsius. It also shows a graph of the hourly temperature forecast. In the next two seconds, the app drawer pops up, showing icons for various apps such as Builder, Podcasts, Web, Software, Utilities, Messages, Calculator, Passwords, Text Editor, Files, Music, Photos, Maps, Usage, Games, Calendar, Terminal, Shortwave, Weather, and To Do. The app drawer then disappears, and the screen returns to the original view with the two windows.
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  Cleo Menezes Jr. :verified: (cleomenezesjr@floss.social)'s status on Saturday, 01-Mar-2025 02:37:26 JST Cleo Menezes Jr. :verified:
  
  I think it's very ergonomic that the app grid shows up when you close all the windows in a workspace.
  Advantages:
  1. Being able to choose the workspace where I want to go.
  2. Be able to visually choose the app I want to open in that empty workspace.
  3. Type to search.
  All in the same place.
  #GNOME #Linux #Design
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  1. The video shows a computer screen with a desktop background of a cartoon forest. The screen displays a software center application with various categories such as "Creation," "Work," "Game," "Socialization," "Learning," and "Development." There are also featured apps like "Saúde" (Health), "Lorem," and "Polari." In the upper right corner, there's a small window titled "Serigy" displaying thumbnail images. The user closes this window and then opens the application menu. The menu shows various apps like "Camera," "Contacts," "Meteorology," "Clocks," "Maps," "Extensions," "Calculator," "Settings," and many others. There is no audio in the video.
  papai comuna :tux: :comunista: repeated this.

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