@Alovchin91 @awakecoding Fingers crossed for you. These packaged explorer shell extensions make FIFinderSync development look like a dream. Which is saying something.
@awakecoding @Alovchin91 I learned the hard way that Explorer's icon cache can become stale. I was stuck for hours on the "sheet of paper" icon too.
Running "ie4uinit.exe -show" before installing the package helped reset the cache, and have explorer pull a new icon.
@RobertJBye Window on the left is probably a quarter of the size of the one on the right too...
Full screen Spotify on a 14" MacBook Pro only shows me about 6 tracks. Sad.
@jorilallo@carlrice@WhatsApp Yeah--and the backwards compat for Android UI in Compose is solid. Miles better than SwiftUI, anyway.
I'm so, so, so impressed with Compose. Once it filters through the ecosystem more I think we'll see a lot more product/design focused people building for Android.
@benbarry@ludwig@justinjaywang@gorociao Really sad to see this. Feels totally inappropriate that a company that's on the forefront of innovation is branding themselves in such a backwards-looking, uninspiring way :(
@pie6k @RudyRRain Perhaps not always deal breakers, but I’ve seen apps that used packages usually move away from them (e.g. iWork).
It’s frustrating because they are so convenient otherwise.
@pie6k @RudyRRain Since they’re still really folders, they do “folder” things.
e.g. when copied onto non-HFS/APFS drives they become a folder again, when copied into Dropbox they don’t sync atomically, and they can’t be picked by normal “file” pickers