• iamthetot@piefed.ca
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    14 hours ago

    Yes, it’s much better for me. Animated, or even reactive wallpapers, have stepped up my desktop personalization so much, I don’t really care to go back to boring still images.

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      14 hours ago

      All I can think to this kind of thing is: if you’re spending so much time staring at the wallpaper, what’s the rest of your computer for?

      I personally try to leave as little of the wallpaper visible as possible, but I guess I’m the weird one.

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        13 hours ago

        I never said I spent a particularly long time “staring” at my wallpaper.

        I also don’t spend a long time looking at the wallpaper on my phone, but I still like to decide what it looks like and customize/personalize it.

        I see my computer desktop at boot up. Before and after starting games, usually. I have two monitors, and the side one is not always filled. For that matter, my main monitor is 4k but I don’t ever have one single thing full screen, so usually have windows staggered or tiled and bits of desktop are often poking through.