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Downloads: 67
| Submitted: May 18 2006
Updated: May 18 2006
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Description:
OK, this is only an idea that I've had for some time. No screenshots this time, sorry.
I've noticed that on KDE we get a shadow undeneath the mouse pointer on the screen. I think this is a great feature that adds to KDE's realism. Now, the thing is that this special pointer shadow is very plain and it doesn't change at all, although you see many other applications which have buttons that try to ive you the idea that they are a little above the window, and other spaces, like fill in spaces, give you the impresio to be like in a gap and the rest of the window is what shows you the normal level of things.
Wouldn't it be real cool to have the pointer's shadow recognize these elevations on the windows, buttons, scroll bars,etc, and just as a shadow increases or decreases depending on the distance you have with an object change its shadowiung rate?
The closest you get to an object which gives you the impression that it stand a little higher than the rest can have a lesser shadow or a more defined shadow. In turn when an object (windows an stuf) seem to be farer bellow than the rest this smart shadow can be a little bigger or more blurry.
I'm not a developer and this is just an idea for KDE 4 which could show add a lot of personality to our favorite desktop. Don't you think? The link takes you to a pictura with an idea of changing shadows
License: GPL
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