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The vast majority of the interaction with the new windbg is using the same commands in the same tiling inner windows as before. The ribbon is usually hidden if
by oldmanhorton 6y ago
The vast majority of the interaction with the new windbg is using the same commands in the same tiling inner windows as before. The ribbon is usually hidden if you know the key commands to move around. It's only to help new and infrequent users find their way around.
- userbinator 6y agoIt's only to help new and infrequent users find their way around. Visual Studio is what most Windows developers use, including beginners, and it doesn't need --- or want --- a ribbon. It also doesn't have a full-screen File "menu", which is a repulsive visual assault and one of the other abominations that came from recent versions of Office. The UI isn't even the worse of it. Old WinDbg was a pretty portable thing that you could just copy onto a machine wherever you wanted to debug something. New WinDbg is... https://lifeinhex.com/running-windbgx-on-windows-7/ https://lifeinhex.com/running-windbgx-on-windows-7/ ...no. Just... no. (Yes, keep on downvoting me if you want, I don't care. I've had enough of this idiotic 'modern' shit creeping into everything.)