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I'm not sure how inconsistent UI equates to buggy but I see this argument a lot and it's mostly unfounded. Those inconsistent UI screenshots are always differe
by cptskippy 10y ago
I'm not sure how inconsistent UI equates to buggy but I see this argument a lot and it's mostly unfounded. Those inconsistent UI screenshots are always different versions of the OS or different themes. I made my own comparison 2 months ago to show that it's not that bad.
http://i.imgur.com/nCmOrmn.png http://i.imgur.com/nCmOrmn.png
The other annoying thing is that this is portrayed as a Microsoft thing. Linux Desktop UIs are horribly inconsistent but it's somehow ok. People just about lose their minds when Apple updates the UI of iTunes or Safari out of band with the rest of the OS.
Microsoft hasn't done much to bring GDI UI elements up to Modern UI specs and that's the main pain point. The consistency variations between UI elements in Modern UI apps comes down to individual Apps doing different things. That happens on all OSes with vendors like Adobe all the time.