Comment by armadyl 2 months ago It is subjective, to me AOSP just feels extremely rough and undercooked in a lot of places 4 comments armadyl Reply cyberax 2 months ago Try disabling animations in AOSP and see how it feels. You won't be able to go to the painfully slow iOS afterwards. duskdozer 2 months ago When I see "polish" they're usually referring to the opposite of things like this. They seem to like sluggish UI as long as it's "smooth" (not "fast") and has flashy animations. Melatonic 2 months ago Seriously - first thing I do in any Android device in developer options cyberax 2 months ago You don't even need developer settings for that, there's an official option in the accessibility settings.
cyberax 2 months ago Try disabling animations in AOSP and see how it feels. You won't be able to go to the painfully slow iOS afterwards. duskdozer 2 months ago When I see "polish" they're usually referring to the opposite of things like this. They seem to like sluggish UI as long as it's "smooth" (not "fast") and has flashy animations. Melatonic 2 months ago Seriously - first thing I do in any Android device in developer options cyberax 2 months ago You don't even need developer settings for that, there's an official option in the accessibility settings.
duskdozer 2 months ago When I see "polish" they're usually referring to the opposite of things like this. They seem to like sluggish UI as long as it's "smooth" (not "fast") and has flashy animations.
Melatonic 2 months ago Seriously - first thing I do in any Android device in developer options cyberax 2 months ago You don't even need developer settings for that, there's an official option in the accessibility settings.
cyberax 2 months ago You don't even need developer settings for that, there's an official option in the accessibility settings.
Try disabling animations in AOSP and see how it feels. You won't be able to go to the painfully slow iOS afterwards.
When I see "polish" they're usually referring to the opposite of things like this. They seem to like sluggish UI as long as it's "smooth" (not "fast") and has flashy animations.
Seriously - first thing I do in any Android device in developer options
You don't even need developer settings for that, there's an official option in the accessibility settings.