Yeah that’s pretty much it. You had multiple virtual desktops that let you have different sets of windows up on each and when you switched between them it played this cool animation of them laid out in a cube that you rotated to the next face. Then the wobbly windows is exactly what it sounds like. They’d jiggle when you dragged them around or when you maximized them.
Ran like crap on my old laptop I used for school but my god it was necessary to have. Still brings a goofy smile to my face whenever I’m moving windows around today since it’s a thing you can still do in Linux desktop environments. Had I not had my Comp Sci degree pursuits disrupted by chronic illness I’d likely have had a similar experience to OP.
Sorry but can someone please explain? 3D cube? Wobbly windows? SRE?
SRE is Site Reliability Engineer. I think the other two are screensavers maybe? I’m trying to decipher this myself.
Ok I think those are some kind of virtual machines or containers after reading other comments lol.
Aha - thanks.
I am on a desktop now and did some searching. I found this, which pretty much explains the OP’s smaller domino, I guess: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QokOwvPxrE
Yeah that’s pretty much it. You had multiple virtual desktops that let you have different sets of windows up on each and when you switched between them it played this cool animation of them laid out in a cube that you rotated to the next face. Then the wobbly windows is exactly what it sounds like. They’d jiggle when you dragged them around or when you maximized them.
Ran like crap on my old laptop I used for school but my god it was necessary to have. Still brings a goofy smile to my face whenever I’m moving windows around today since it’s a thing you can still do in Linux desktop environments. Had I not had my Comp Sci degree pursuits disrupted by chronic illness I’d likely have had a similar experience to OP.
Here you go: https://piped.video/watch?v=kR8x5Wb26ew