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This isn't really an issue, you just need people to agree around doing some common stuff (even if they do their own stuff elsewhere). And this is really not th
by badsectoracula 5y ago
This isn't really an issue, you just need people to agree around doing some common stuff (even if they do their own stuff elsewhere).
And this is really not that dissimilar under Windows: nowadays you have a lot of different GUI toolkits and applications still need to "opt-in" and explicitly support stuff like scaling, so you have a lot of applications that do not do that.
- pjmlp 5y agoThey don't even agree with what they are supposed to support from freedesktops.org. On Windows, Win32 doesn't do that by default because it would break backwards compatibility from those Windows 95 binaries being run on a Windows 10 2021 edition, so it must be a conscious decision to enable it. UWP and WinUI work just fine.
- badsectoracula 5y agoYeah but practically nobody really uses UWP so it doesn't count :-P
- pjmlp 5y agoWindows 11 will change that, as everything gets merged back into Win32 and WinUI takes its place as official UI framework, even for .NET applications.