[Levitating]

Xmonad stayed under a thousand LoC for it's first few releases.

As for this DE, it's main feature seems to be having a topbar that expands itself on hover. But to me that seems like it's biggest issue.

The animation will always seem choppy. And you cannot click anything on the bar directly because everything moves around. And you will inevitably accidentally expand it. It's just bad UI...

[thomastjeffery]

A thousand lines of C is not equivalent to thousand lines of Haskell.

[lelanthran]

> As for this DE, it's main feature seems to be having a topbar that expands itself on hover. But to me that seems like it's biggest issue.

> The animation will always seem choppy. And you cannot click anything on the bar directly because everything moves around. And you will inevitably accidentally expand it. It's just bad UI...

So?

I mean, I agree it's bad UI, but some people will absolutely love it. I mean if it was so universally regarded as a bad UI we wouldn't be seeing the same pattern on every third website, would we?

It's all different strokes for different folks. Doesn't appeal to me (or to you), but I think there's enough people who prefer prettiness over ease-of-use; after all, look how many people still love their Macbooks, even though it's still got pretty a poor UI.