Alice Mikhaylenko

Right. That means that Notch didn't update the page, so even if there were some changes, they were not in the specification.

This is not too major, and I don't think I will be able to fix it soon, so I made this non-blocking.

> tends to make them harder to distinguish from each other That doesn't apply when we're talking about one icon. I agree the new one looks a lot more like...

> @Exalm Telegram downloaded from https://telegram.org/android (non-gapps versions) is a square ! That's an "adaptive icon" - its shape depends on what your OEM decided. By default they are all...

gnome-terminal does this, and IMO makes resizing the window awkward. Also, the margins will still be there when tiled or maximized.

250ms was just as random as 100ms. If you want my opinion - block transitions on the client side, then there's no need to do a delay in Gala.

Hmmm, I mean there _is_ a system wide setting to block animations too. Although the question is how fast it gets propagated to clients as well. > Also, I've not...

> So poking at this further, the GSetting to disable animations doesn't seem to apply to CSS animations in the stylesheet It most definitely does. That (well, the matching GtkSetting)...

> @Exalm what GSetting, then? Because setting the org.gnome.desktop.interface one doesn't change anything in Handy or Gtk.CSS animations for me here. That's the one. However, since you don't use gnome-settings-daemon,...

> Here is the implementation: > https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libadwaita/-/commit/47de1e9aa4f3b6001bbdbe7b199c573ce85c7617#ad9c43da9f097a3f58836a13ee14e24b45ae58a5_0_118 That's client side AND that's GTK4 only. Though libhandy implementation is similar, it's not 100% same.