Hi, One of the things in Gnome3 that always looks a bit off to me is how the system settings window will resize everytime you pick a particular setting; it changes its size but it's sudden, without any kind of animation.
Whenever I see it I can't help but compare it to what OSX does: when a window resizes without user intervention it has a smooth, pleasurable animation. For example, this video<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af6GRiJCclk&feature=related>shows the effect (sorry about not being able to find another video where it's more apparent). There are two issues I'd like to open for discussion: - Are there plans to use this kind of animation when windows resize? - Could it be used for modal dialogues<https://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Design/Whiteboards/ModalDialogs>? Given that Gnome3's modal dialogues prevent user interaction with the parent window, wouldn't it be easier on the eyes to "turn" the parent window into the model window through a similar animation, instead of just placing the modal window on top? Any opinions?
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