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this post was submitted on 09 May 2024
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Really great. But I would love that the "edit rounded corners" would not apply to the workspace number circle and to the switches, as it makes no sense.
I think it just needs a little polishing. They look a bid odd in those places for now.
According to you.
No interface has squares everywhere. I think this type of switch is VERY established.
https://www.iconfinder.com/search?q=switch
Metro UI toggle buttons were rectangular though.
I've seen plenty of people using GTK themes with rectangular switches.
Interesting!
I personally think slightly rounded and normal round is the best. But the default is fine for me.
I think you are doing really great work! Even though I would have used KDE as design reference but we all are different.
My thing with squares, in some places or everywhere, but I is that they are not visually welcoming, in my very personal opinion of course. Curves look "safer" so to speak.