h a l f b a k e r yThis would work fine, except in terms of success.
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A cool option for computer displays would be to have them slide
down to the bottom of the screen over time. This would have to
happen extremely slowly, of course; I'm thinking maybe a millimeter
per hour. Of course, different icons would slide down at different
rates; programs containing more
information would be "heavier" and
therefore slide faster. Alternatively, larger icons could simply be
heavier. Optionally, the sliding symbols could leave behind a sticky
visible residue that causes the cursor to move a bit slower when it
passes over the trail.
This would humanize the desktop a bit, and also force people to give
the icons a bit of attention so they don't end up in a pile at the
bottom of the display. Or you could just let the icons slowly shift at
the bottom of the screen and crystallize into the most efficient
pattern...
Free desktop clutter program
http://www.stardock.com/products/fences/ [leinypoo13, Nov 27 2009]
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Go the whole hog and turn the icons into tetrominoes... <cue Russian dancers> |
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This would really help me. I currently have 410 items on my desktop and they desperately need sorted out. |
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Sorting is so last millenium. These days you just tag and search...So I'm told. |
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I want desktop icon space invaders. |
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//and also force people to give the icons a bit of attention so they don't end up in a pile at the bottom of the display. |
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[+] Call it Guiltris. Also, if you have windows, Fences from Stardock is free and helps nicely with desktop clutter. |
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I also want want desktop icon space invaders. Badly. |
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Hey now, lets not be downplaying the power of Norman wisdom. It's been working for me for years. |
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I'd like them to slide down faster the less they were used. Let the detritus just collect at the bottom to be sorted out later, the heavily used icons would never move. |
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