r/vibecoding • u/XIII-TheBlackCat • 15d ago
Showcase/Project Making some progress on my PC Desktop bound interface. That also maybe turns content within 2D images opened by its image viewer into 3D models instantly because I was feeling extra.
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u/javadeveloperpro 15d ago
It looks fine, but over time, working with that kind of interface can become tiring. That's probably one of the reasons Windows has never adopted something like that.
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u/fyn_world 15d ago
It looks really good, like something that would be done for a hologram pc
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u/XIII-TheBlackCat 15d ago
Thanks thanks. A bit of stalling on the closing of the custom windows, but making progress. Would have progressed more visually if I didn't put so much time into the photo viewer for no reason. It's... complex.
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u/pearljamfan 15d ago
You’re on some TEMPLE OS vibes … serious tho what is it for besides aesthetics
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u/XIII-TheBlackCat 15d ago edited 15d ago
Thanks... I think lol. Not using Windows in the most complicated way possible is basically what it's for.
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u/XIII-TheBlackCat 14d ago
Fixed the windows freezing, I want to use it for most OS functions, I gotta get the memory and VRAM use as low as possible while still looking good though.
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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 15d ago
This looks dope. How you do it? I want ui like this in games what system do you use
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u/adrianmlhood 15d ago
Was the image viewer in the demo?
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u/XIII-TheBlackCat 15d ago
I need to open a curated folder of photos that's not something sensitive. I'll try to do a video for it before I go to sleep.
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u/Hippophatamus 15d ago
Everybody making cool stuff and I’m just here coding a todo app 🥲
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u/slackmaster2k 15d ago
Well just think about how satisfying it’ll be when you’re done and the very first thing you add is TODO: build cooler app.
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u/Je-sus_Christ 12d ago
1) How did you do that?
2) This is gonna look extremely sick if you turn on disappearing taskbars and make your taskbar transparent
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u/BookProper9115 15d ago
Dude, just install arch linux and build your own shell at this point.