Linux turns off interactive animations
The Ubuntu Linux distribution we installed generally displays an animation from the bottom corner of the screen to the center of the screen by default when maximizing or minimizing the graphical window on the GNOME graphical desktop. However, compared with Windows and MacOS, Linux graphics animation is slightly laggy, and most of the time during operation is wasted waiting for animation response, so in order to improve the speed of graphics interaction, we can turn off the animation.
1. Command operation
Start the Linux terminal in any directory and execute the following command in the terminal to turn off the animation and take effect immediately. Change false in the command to true and execute it to re-enable the animation.
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface enable-animations false
2. Tweaks
The second way is to install the GNOME desktop tool Tweak Tool in Ubuntu. This tool is used to enable more system settings, install system plug-ins, change system fonts, etc., so you can also install this tool to turn off the animation of the Ubuntu desktop.
This tool can be searched and installed in the Ubuntu Software tool that comes with Ubuntu (similar to the App Store). After installation, start Tweaks. You can see the Animations control button in the General tab. Click the control button to turn on or off interactive animations.