Keep a single wallpaper in multitasking view #2531
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My gut says workspaces as a focusing lens rather than a blurring lens makes for a stronger metaphor. Workspaces being the focus point also means there wouldn't need to be an unblurring as the interface shifts out of multitasking, which I think would look a bit strange. |
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I would prefer it if windows' contents continued to be visible from multitasking view (e.g. some are still so bugged that they do not render correctly in fullscreen but fine over the workspace), so I am against this blur idea. |
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I'm currently doing some prototyping with the focus version and I wondered what should happen when switching workspaces. Do we really stick with the focus i.e. we really only move the focus and the background stays static? This would break with the whole a workspace is its own desktop metaphor though (at least IMO). Or do we still keep a wallpaper per background? This would break the focus metaphor though Here a video of the prototype with keeping a background per workspace (ignore the missing borders and the stutters are from the video): |
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Currently in Multitasking view, we have a background that is a static blurred copy of your wallpaper and then each workspace is another copy of your wallpaper on top of it. I'm not sure it makes a ton of sense. It's kind of weird. So I was playing with a couple of ideas of having a single wallpaper and either the workspaces are like lenses that bring it into focus or blur it, but they aren't copies of the wallpaper themselves, just filtering the wallpaper from the background
Workspaces are bringing it into focus:
Workspaces are blurring it:
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