We are talking about CSD, are we not?
There are quite a number of DEs using CSD, and a couple of them even feature a more "traditional" layout with a button panel and left side app menu.
While some folks like it, at this point one of the defining features of Plasma is the fact that it stands out by not using Server Side Decorations, or GTK for that matter.
~~Besides, CSD is ugly~~
Why would you want to ruin Plasma?
As far as I know, Flatpaks have the best foundation currently, there are a number of issues, but they are fixable and not entirely by design. And with Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite and OpenSUSE MicroOS you can really see how native debs/rpms/whatever isn't really that good of an idea for the average user and Flatpak is a solution to that.
Appimages at a glance seems like a perfect solution for apps that for some reason or another needs to be kept outdated. But there is (was?) an issue of it not really bundling everything it needs, it looks and behaves as it is portable, but as far as I'm aware, it really isn't.
And then there's Snap. Yeah, that one is just weird, it honestly just doesn't feel like a proper solution to any of the problems it tries to fix.
But I use KDE because of the separation that title bars offers
Ok, agora fiquei com curiosidade: Lemmy ainda está na versão 0.X? O que faltaria para chegar na versão 1.0?
...Dava pra comprar sem ser taxado em 60%?
Hmm, I looked at the screenshots and didn't really like it. It somehow appears even more dated than RIF
RIF was dated visually, but you could spin that as being minimalist and information dense. The Three Cheers for Tildes somehow doesn't look as dense and minimalist as RIF
Really hope the Rif dev creates something for Lemmy, last I heard he was going to develop for another social network
Seria interessante se tivesse como selecionar um padrão por usuário ao invés de ter que usar subdomínio, mas subdomínio já tá certo
Eu concordo em partes, uma redução de postagens em tese melhora o feed e faz com que seja mais fácil discutir em apenas alguns tópicos.
O problema é quando você, usuário, é inscrito em uma comunidade que é substancialmente maior que essa, mesmo que a lógica diria para ser o contrário. O !android@lemdro.id é uma continuação do r/Android, e o @Lemmy.eco.br do r/Brasil.
No Reddit, a comunidade brasileira aparecia tanto no meu feed quanto a comunidade de Android, se duvidar até mais. Já aqui, a comunidade de Android é tão mais ativa que as postagens da comunidade brasileira quase nem aparecem.
O que tá matando a comunidade aqui agora é a falta de posts. Meu feed é inundado pelo lemdro.id porquê eles são muito mais ativos que o lemmy.eco.br.
Aliás, o lemdro.id nem me faz sentir falta do r/Android porquê parece que as postagens são quase que constantes.
Eu acho que o Lemmy é o futuro, mas é um caminho meio longo até chegar num nível que dê pra abandonar o Reddit de vez
Not really following what you mean.
The moment you allow CSD, apps can and will put whatever they want on there, leading to wildly inconsistency in the number of things there.
CSD will always looks weird cause it takes too much vertical space. It will never look as good as a normal Title Bar, which can be controlled by the server.
You also lose draggable space, as now buttons are taking space.