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Well, the UI components in Wine feel like Windows, just not like Windows 10.

• leonatan 10y ago
  Windows 98 perhaps. 2000 if generous.
  • TazeTSchnitzel 10y ago
    Yes, they have the “Windows Classic” look and feel.
    • userbinator 10y ago
      I find it a bit amusing that were they to "update" their look to that of the flat Windows 8+ UI, it would probably entail the removal of a lot of code. ...and yet even on a 25MHz 386, no one complained about the slow drawing speed of the "fancy" 3D buttons in Win3.x.
      • yathern 10y ago
        Well, modern flat design generally also includes a much more animated interface, which would probably entail the addition of much more code. And I don't think the drawing speed of buttons was ever a very strong reason for the rise of flat design - though I completely understand your distaste for it.
    • JonathonW 10y ago
      Wine actually has (mostly) functional theming support-- point Wine to a .msstyles theme DLL and it'll draw themed controls (rather than the Windows Classic style default). They just don't ship a theme with Wine; understandable for licensing reasons (they can't distribute Microsoft's designs), but it means that Wine looks like Windows 2000 out of the box.
      • nitrogen 10y ago
        The .msstyles support in Wine was terribly slow last time I tried it. Has it improved?