Okay this but the fuzz moves away when you put your finger on the screen
Let him cook…
And it reacts to you moving or shaking your phone.
I know you’re joking but I love this.
Right? I imagine with a bit of work, some people would use that.
this is a cool theme! I’d use it!
I unironically do, but then I might be a bit biased on that considering I am a furry.
No bias. I’m not a furry, and I totally prefer this theme over any other I’ve seen to date.
Literally my phone after using this GUI for a few minutes will be like:
Rollercoaster of emotions. I’m imagining how it would actually feel like if there was a sensation of fuzziness. And if magically it wouldn’t get clumpy from dirty and oil. In some ways I’d really hate it but I also kinda love that I hate it.
Have you ever dragged 100% wool yarn across your teeth?
This makes me feel that. Not sure why.
Ohhhhhhhhh… I know what you mean and I got shivers from the thought.
did you lick paint chips too?
Knitting.
First thought: Superwash or the lovely really rough stuff?
I’m more shocked by the shite installed on that poor phone than on the look of the icons. They look deliciously fluffy :) Make them squishy / reactive to pressure and you got a deal!
With a hair simulation running, applying force every time you interuact. They have to justify the GPU and the best ROI is to maximize first impressions. Yes, it will make the launcher RAM-hungry and super unresponsive when multitasking but usability is secondary.
If your next phone doesn’t have a 5090 running constant hair simulation and ray tracing do you even dare show it off in public?
i bet they could find some way to premake the hair animations on icons like this. like they really only need to move in 2 directions. you could make that look pretty good with like 200 canned animations. different speeds and start/stop styles is all you should really need. at that point it’s not too different from creating a walk loop for a video game. you’d just be calling up various premade animations with a system to string them together believably. it’s totally doable. certainly no worse than other “live wallpapers” that were a popular included feature about a decade ago.
Of course. You need about 1 hair per 2x2 pixels on a 1080p screen and 4x4 on a 4K screen. That totals about 10,000 hairs per icon in the simulation, which can be precomputed into animations. Third-party icons will be 2D (or 2.5D if the FG/BG layer of the icon is handled separately, doubling the animation data). Now it’s “just” a matter of drawing 10,000-20,000 lines with precomputed shading and textures from the icon’s 100x100 bitmap render.
Also, the GPU is only used by apps while they’re in the foreground, so the launcher might be able to use all of its power. And it could cache animations for existing icons (who cares if the system uses 32 GB of storage? Buy the higher option, peasant!)
But I want it to leave an indent where my finger presses, in the direction I drag it. And you have to gently rub it to get the indent to go away.
Or shake the device for a while to make all indents go away. I guess the GPU could do that too if it’s the only thing it’s busy with.
Actually, yes. I do prefer this.
$1.99 ($2) with in-app purchases
The in-app purchases are icon requests
puts on pirate hat Come child let me show you… inhales
A whole neeeeew woooooorld!
Eww, the examples… There’s Copilot twice but no FOSS apps I recognize (perhaps there’s open source ones that come with AOSP in the System section…)
honestly, theirs looks so much better. i can actualy see the the appeal.
That looks pretty fun to me. I’d use it.
Of course, my favorite UI theme was the Winamp skin that made the whole thing look like it was hand drawn in pencil. Now I’m wondering if there is either a fuzzy or hand drawn Gnome theme.
The squidgy gel look Vista/7 had was pretty nice, too.
Fluffiger Yaerno
SketchAmp! I fucking loved that skin
I prefer anything over a UI that could be called “corporate clean”
Cost-benefit analysis grey
I guess it only makes sense that after Liquid Ass UI, we’d get Fuzzy Toilet Seat UI
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