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I don't think there's that many programmers who never, ever deal with colours. An icon, a font change, and you need colour. Not to mention the fact that colours
by laurent123456 10y ago
I don't think there's that many programmers who never, ever deal with colours. An icon, a font change, and you need colour. Not to mention the fact that colours provide useful cues in general and improve productivity (syntax highlighting, coloured terminals, etc.).
- sqeaky 10y agoI am systems developer working mostly in C++. I often make things with no user visible GUI, like libraries and algorithms. They wouldn't be able to pry my colored syntax highlighting from my cold dead hands.
- scottlocklin 10y agoemacs on my NeXT cube (which was B&W) used font highlighting. It worked pretty well.
- jlebrech 10y agoI want someone to take the whole left by company like NeXT or Sun. the workstation but not PC space.