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| gigglesupstairs wrote:
| Design language looks very similar to Windows 11? Not sure if it
| was intentional since it must have been in development for a
| while. Anyways, it's a very elegant looking environment.
| kaladin-jasnah wrote:
| I'll agree--it's elegant. The animations are a bit "Flutter-y"
| and I'm not a fan of Flutter animations in general, but it does
| look quite nice: https://web.dahliaos.io/.
| amanzi wrote:
| Feels like Android to me.
| bityard wrote:
| I thought it looked more like a random mashup of iOS, Android,
| and Chrome OS.
| forgotpwd16 wrote:
| Discussion from 10 months ago:
| https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26842859
|
| Performance still bad for me.
| ducktective wrote:
| could have chosen a better name considering the recent events and
| rumors...
| ComputerGuru wrote:
| This takes too many design cues from so-called "modern" web and
| mobile apps. What's with the lack of scrollbars in all the
| windows/dialogs? I can't tell that content has been truncated
| when a dialog opens up with the overflow ending on whitespace
| between two elements. There's also no fade or shadows, so
| everything is just suddenly cropped where a window ends. It's not
| even clear which elements have their own viewports and which are
| scrolled together (so I missed extra elements in the settings
| toolbar/toolbox on the left). All the windows open up very small
| (too small to fit their content) even though there's room for
| bigger.
|
| (All tested on the online demo here: https://web.dahliaos.io/#/ )
| bityard wrote:
| Well they did get at least one thing right: actual discreet
| window title bars with usable controls.
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