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this post was submitted on 02 Oct 2023
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I used to think that wobbly windows were silly, but Garuda has then as default, and now I love them. I don't usually drag windows, though, because I just full-screen everything and then alt-Tab between them.
Every time I use Windows it just feels stiff and wrong.
I still use wobbly windows and desktop cube on one of my machines NGL. I'd use desktop cube on the laptop as well but I can't find one that works in KDE.
Oh is the built in KDE one gone? That's so sad, I didn't know
Yeah it looks like they dropped it in 2021 and AFAIK there isn't a replacement yet. Unless anyone here knows of one, which would be gratefully received!
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