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Re:Why Remotion is a native macOS app, not Electron by criddell on Friday April 08, 2022 @11:46AM (#30958694)
Even Microsoft's native applications can feel off. For example, I use Outlook for my email and really dislike its editor. When I type, I want the text to snap into existence immediately as I type. In Outlook it feels like it glides into being and doesn't even keep up to fast typing. Word is like this too, but fortunately I don't have to use it very often.

Because of this, I write longer emails in a text editor and paste it into Outlook when I'm done.

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Re:Why Remotion is a native macOS app, not Electron by n8cpdx on Friday April 08, 2022 @12:21PM (#30959088)
This was an added feature, so it stands to reason that it should still be able to be turned off.

Try this if you haven’t already: https://superuser.com/questions/989951/is-it-possible-to-dis...

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Re:Why Remotion is a native macOS app, not Electron by throwmeariver1 on Friday April 08, 2022 @01:58PM (#30960391)
Every month or after a fresh install you can't start the clock or calculator app because it needs an update. It's not even an automatic update you need to open the app to get notified that there is an update. Insane.
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Re:Why Remotion is a native macOS app, not Electron by copperx on Sunday April 10, 2022 @02:05AM (#30974786)
Disabling that is a checkbox away in the settings. Coincidentally, I really like the glide effect and wish it existed on macOS.
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