Hi Everyone,
thanks a lot for contributing to this post. It really changed my Raspberry Pi 4 from an unusable mess to something nice.
I normally wouldn't want most of these effects even on a powerful machine.... let alone on a Raspberry Pi.
On top of your suggestions I also changed the opacity of the fast-switcher.xml from 0.7 to 1.
Now when alt tabbing with the fast-switcher everything looks allright. I still believe there is one animation left to disable as when I alt-tab the "colour" of the window decoration takes a little bit of time to change. I will keep looking to see if I can also disable that.
Just one little thing, do you know how to show a grid with all the open windows with some latency during the alt tab?
Basically the current alt-tab behaviour is perfectly fine and it works. So when I quickly alt-tab no BS is happening to the windows. However if I press alt-tab and then do not release the alt key, it would be nice to have a grid with all the windows appear that highlights the current window and shows the other windows in reverse chronological order (eg current window in top-left, then next to it the last used one, then the last last used one,... and so on).
Of course all of this with no transparency, no animations, no effects.
thanks a lot for contributing to this post. It really changed my Raspberry Pi 4 from an unusable mess to something nice.
I normally wouldn't want most of these effects even on a powerful machine.... let alone on a Raspberry Pi.
On top of your suggestions I also changed the opacity of the fast-switcher.xml from 0.7 to 1.
Now when alt tabbing with the fast-switcher everything looks allright. I still believe there is one animation left to disable as when I alt-tab the "colour" of the window decoration takes a little bit of time to change. I will keep looking to see if I can also disable that.
Just one little thing, do you know how to show a grid with all the open windows with some latency during the alt tab?
Basically the current alt-tab behaviour is perfectly fine and it works. So when I quickly alt-tab no BS is happening to the windows. However if I press alt-tab and then do not release the alt key, it would be nice to have a grid with all the windows appear that highlights the current window and shows the other windows in reverse chronological order (eg current window in top-left, then next to it the last used one, then the last last used one,... and so on).
Of course all of this with no transparency, no animations, no effects.
Statistics: Posted by Francesco95 — Fri May 10, 2024 8:30 am