My people. I can't tell you how much time I spend trying hack these out, especially when base libraries hard code them. Accessibility isn't just sight/non-sight.
I stopped using GNOME after 3, but there were still quite a few animations in the GNOME core programs despite having the disable animation setting set. I wonder if that's changed.
My people. I can't tell you how much time I spend trying hack these out, especially when base libraries hard code them. Accessibility isn't just sight/non-sight.
This is where using a common framework pays dividends. For example, on the desktop I can disable animations for all GTK applications.
I stopped using GNOME after 3, but there were still quite a few animations in the GNOME core programs despite having the disable animation setting set. I wonder if that's changed.