Yeah actually. You could even intentionally use a DE that does this on most distros.

>>107662147
this is actually good.
saves cpu cycles instead of needlessly updating what is behind or rendering some stupid wallpaper

I still remember the times when Windows had an option to only render a frame of the application you're dragging around and only show it on the new position after you let go of the mouse button

>>107664186
You can still switch to that if you want.

>>107662147
on wayland probably

>>107664186
It still has that:

REGEDIT4

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop]
"DragFullWindows"="0"

>>107664462
>>107664192
I'm not on windows anymore but would be interesting to see how it would look now. I think back then it was a dotted linear box.

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>>107664577
Still is.

>>107664462
You don't even need registry.

>>107664593
Ha! Cute

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does Plan 9 still let you accidentally delete windows with backspace?

>>107664593
That's totally unrelated, anon.
He's talking about window movement, not the selection rectangle.

>>107664638
probably looks the same tho

>>107662147
no, linux doesn't have viruses

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>>107664186
>>107664577

>>107665419
>no more dotted lines
boo

>>107665419
>10
what about 11?

>>107662147
I've seen that on xfe, it doesn't crash or anything but it does do it when loading something

>>107666549
>I've seen that on xfe
Same but KDE on Wayland.