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Personally, I go back and forth between Linux, Mac OS and Windows so I'm used to inconsistency. Also, the applications I use are already highly inconsistent:
by code_duck 16y ago
Personally, I go back and forth between Linux, Mac OS and Windows so I'm used to inconsistency.
Also, the applications I use are already highly inconsistent:
- Gimp has an interface which discards the patterns present on every platform in existence
- Browsers are already all different - Safari, Chrome, FF
- Kate, Komodo and Notepad++ are all pretty different - then there's vi.
- jberryman 16y ago> Gimp has an interface which discards the patterns present on every platform in existence Do you say that because of the multiple windows? If so Apple's Interface Builder seems to follow the same convention.
- code_duck 16y agoIt is somewhat similar to Mac applications, but where's the menu bar at the top? Gimp doesn't even use the functionality present for that on Mac OS or Linux, instead putting a menu into each image window.
- MartinCron 16y agoGimp is an example of how much non-standard YX can hurt.