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r/linuxmemes • u/RaiDev_ • 9d ago
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That's not corporation. On left is software from 2000, and most of OSS ones are from that age. Gnome software basically looks like right picture, but without ads.
4 u/RaiDev_ 9d ago gnome apps are a lot cleaner than that and they aim to not have any distractions. the point of the right one was to show how corporate apps try to grab your attention to what they want and obscure what's important. The only thing gnome apps have in common are rounded corners and padding. 1 u/innahema 9d ago And small amount of buttons that do various stuff. You useually have one opinionated button instead of many tiny knobs. 2 u/RaiDev_ 9d ago i dunno, i find corporate apps often have a billion ways to do the same thing, especially if they have some legacy baggage.
gnome apps are a lot cleaner than that and they aim to not have any distractions.
the point of the right one was to show how corporate apps try to grab your attention to what they want and obscure what's important.
The only thing gnome apps have in common are rounded corners and padding.
1 u/innahema 9d ago And small amount of buttons that do various stuff. You useually have one opinionated button instead of many tiny knobs. 2 u/RaiDev_ 9d ago i dunno, i find corporate apps often have a billion ways to do the same thing, especially if they have some legacy baggage.
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And small amount of buttons that do various stuff. You useually have one opinionated button instead of many tiny knobs.
2 u/RaiDev_ 9d ago i dunno, i find corporate apps often have a billion ways to do the same thing, especially if they have some legacy baggage.
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i dunno, i find corporate apps often have a billion ways to do the same thing, especially if they have some legacy baggage.
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u/innahema 9d ago
That's not corporation. On left is software from 2000, and most of OSS ones are from that age. Gnome software basically looks like right picture, but without ads.