nottorp 10 months ago

Hmm not that I remember. But I have reduced motion enabled on my phone system wide and maybe that synced to my desktop on its own.

Which is scary come to think of it.

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  • nottorp 10 months ago

    Too late to edit... i just got around to checking and I do have system wide reduced motion and reduced transparency on this laptop. I'm sure I didn't set it up on there, just on the phone.

    I think Apple is starting to sync too much...

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    • latexr 10 months ago

      That seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to sync. Accessibility settings are exactly the type of thing you shouldn’t have to configure again and again on every device.

      Either way, you can disable syncing of system settings.

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      • nottorp 10 months ago

        > That seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to sync. Accessibility settings are exactly the type of thing you shouldn’t have to configure again and again on every device.

        No, because I disabled motion on my phone because the wiggling of icons on the main screen annoyed me, not because I have motion sickness. Nothing wiggles on the desktop (yet). This option doesn't even belong in accessibility IMO, it should be a "stop annoying me" section.

        > Either way, you can disable syncing of system settings.

        Where? The same spot where I can disable syncing the clipboard? I.e. somewhere deep in an undocumented file?

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dgellow 10 months ago

Ah thanks, that explains why I don't see the cat everybody mentions

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