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Maemo seems to have some pretty nonsense animations/effects, which I guess are neither that visible nor really beautiful.
For example if you tap to open the status menu. The basic animation is to fly in from the top. But if you watch closely it also has some fade-in transparency effect, which reduces transparency until it is fully visible.
First off it's optically not that pretty to combine both the fly-in with the fade-in transparency effect (I think that either of them alone would look nice, but combined it sucks) . I'd prefer a simple fly-in where you could see the status menu flying in from top to bottom.
And the second thing is that it takes for sure a lot of cpu/gpu resources to animate the fade-in effect, which renders the N900 less snappy and of course uses more battery power because of this.
As there are lots of people here doing a great job with all these modified hildon-desktop versions with i.e. the desaturize patch, I'd hope there would be somebody tinkering a bit with this idea and see how it gets.
Thanks!