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Animate Windows when minimizing and maximizing?


Animate Windows when minimizing and maximizing  

22 members have voted

  1. 1. Yes or No?

    • Yes
      5
    • No
      17
    • What does it do?
      0


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Posted

Hey guys, I'm just wandering how may people use that future or not? I dont know if i'm going to keep using it or not and just want to know how many people do and dont.

If you do not, Please state why you don't :D


Posted
Voted yes.

Hey does your happen to be like wavy when you have lots of programs open and stuff? or is your always like that?

Posted

Answered No. I've enjoyed running it without special effects, and consider anything extra to be distracting. Besides, at least one of my computers gains a bit of speed with the plain vanilla settings.

Posted
No, I don't use it because i don't like waiting.

HAHA!!! Same here, I change my schools like that as well (hehe) so its faster ;)

Posted
voted for "YES" becoz my PC is too fast....

well my machine is pretty fast, But It seems to do this a lot when Google talk is open even when there is nothing installed on my system, But I took it off because I don't like to wait.

Posted (edited)

Never ever! If I have to work on someone else's computer, I disable it temporarily and enable it back if they really insist. But while I had some reasons why I wanted to turn it off, nobody ever knew why they want it on except for "it comes that way".

This piece of **** led to DRM and all the unpleasant surprises coming with vista etc. It was the start of taking control over users' computers and using it for... nothing. For own purposes, just to show off: "we do it because we can". "If we make our users indiferrent to taking over of such small things, we can get away with anything."

And about computers being fast enough: think about how FASTER would they be without this. I'm not talking about this effect alone, but all the similar effects found in the well known 'performance' tab. Hell, Nlite and Vlite are living proof that many people don't want this stuff.

No matter how hard I tried, I just can't find ONE usefull purpose of this thing. As for aesthetics, I consider this to be one of the least amusing/pretty sights.

Of course, this is just my opinion on the subject and everyone can do whatever he/she wants. :)

GL

Edited by Tarun
Bypassing language filter.
Posted
This piece of **** led to DRM and all the unpleasant surprises coming with vista etc. It was the start of taking control over users' computers and using it for... nothing. For own purposes, just to show off: "we do it because we can". "If we make our users indiferrent to taking over of such small things, we can get away with anything."

And about computers being fast enough: think about how FASTER would they be without this. I'm not talking about this effect alone, but all the similar effects found in the well known 'performance' tab. Hell, Nlite and Vlite are living proof that many people don't want this stuff.

Umm... animated maximization/minimization led to DRM? :blink:

I turn this off. When I click the button, I want the window gone. Simple - done.

Posted
This piece of **** led to DRM and all the unpleasant surprises coming with vista etc. It was the start of taking control over users' computers and using it for... nothing. For own purposes, just to show off: "we do it because we can". "If we make our users indiferrent to taking over of such small things, we can get away with anything."

And about computers being fast enough: think about how FASTER would they be without this. I'm not talking about this effect alone, but all the similar effects found in the well known 'performance' tab. Hell, Nlite and Vlite are living proof that many people don't want this stuff.

Umm... animated maximization/minimization led to DRM? :blink:

I turn this off. When I click the button, I want the window gone. Simple - done.

your exactly right! same with me, I want to window to be closed and I want it gone and not wait for it to shrink

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