Gala: Blur your desktop when an app is open
It can upgrade the user experience and his concentration at work.
Just like the human eye.
Here's a really, really bad example of what it should look like:
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brigazvi
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Not only would that affect some GPUs (and thus cause the experience of some users to suffer), it would also be an unnecessary/fancy addition. elementary is all about what's needed and not what's wanted.
diazabdulm
on 12 May 2018
I am also against this, however something similar can be used to create a guided tour, during first run, with a text overlay, or allow it within a single application window with widgets, something similar to what the gtk3 version of glade does.
arshubham
on 12 May 2018
The guided tour that shows features with the option for new users (all features) and users that upgrade from older versions (just newer features) would be awesome, I didn't even know about the housecleaning feature until the medium post about privacy today.
GammaGames
on 10 Jan 2019
@GammaGames i think you need to create new issue about it.
brigazvi
on 10 Jan 2019
I'm going to close this as "Design Conflict". This seems excessive to do for any window. I can see a case for doing this for special/important windows
danrabbit
on 12 Dec 2019
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I am also against this, however something similar can be used to create a guided tour, during first run, with a text overlay, or allow it within a single application window with widgets, something similar to what the gtk3 version of glade does.