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Clean, perhaps, but absolutely non-native, which is generally considered an ugly quality on OS X.
by msbarnett 16y ago
Clean, perhaps, but absolutely non-native, which is generally considered an ugly quality on OS X.
- wtallis 16y agoThe disclosure triangles and combo box look native. The icons, scrollbars, tabs, toolbars, status bar, tip-of-the-day dialog (wtf?), and confirmation dialogs all are obviously non-native, some of them in ways that are trivially fixable (such as getting the button order right in the confirmation dialogs). I understand that it's pre-beta, but if they consider the current GUI to be even a prototype instead of the placeholder that it is, they'll likely never get any traction outside of Java developers trying to cash in on Apple's App Stores.
- masklinn 16y ago> but if they consider the current GUI to be even a prototype instead of the placeholder that it is I doubt it is. It's not the first Jetbrains IDE on OSX. They may decide to go a very different graphical route for this one as it's pretty obviously OSX-only, but that's not really a given.