Such as Florida.

I wonder how humans regressed to mosquito-levels of long-term memory.

Olwm was gorgeous. Elegant and stays out of the way.

Range extenders are not new. The BMW i3 could be equipped with one (which was loud and didn’t do much).

> Desktop UI culture shifted from “look at this crazy skin” to “work reliably and get out of my way.”

I miss the wobbly windows I had in Linux when we started playing with Compiz.

Or neko on my Sun machines.

As for weird-shaped windows, I think it is about ergonomics. A different shape requires more thinking to operate. Form should follow function, not the other way around - if the odd shape serves a purpose, then it makes sense. If it's just to show off, or to make the app look different, then it becomes a usability issue.

The approach from @zith works, but I haven’t found the key codes. I’ll try to cobble up a utility to make that less cruel.

It’s painfully obvious you never worked in any position remotely close to the aerospace industry.