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Which is hilarious when you consider that those "old-style" applications had a lot finer-grained control over their theming in Windows95-XP. Just another examp
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
Which is hilarious when you consider that those "old-style" applications had a lot finer-grained control over their theming in Windows95-XP.
Just another example of software developers doing what they do best these days: reinventing the wheel, but worse.
- gruez 5y agohttps://blog.codinghorror.com/a-tribute-to-the-windows-31-hot-dog-stand-color-scheme/ https://blog.codinghorror.com/a-tribute-to-the-windows-31-ho... It's strange how "dark/light mode" was such an innovative/killer feature, when the same feature was available decades ago.
- xg15 5y agoLike iOS gaining the revolutionary feature of displaying up to two(!) apps side-by-side simultaneously. I also noticed that received Windows versions don't even have the option of changing the system font anymore. Even changing the font size is only possible in a tightly restricted range and is framed as an accessibility feature, not a customisation. Sometimes it feels like customisation is removed so you can have more things available that can be announced (or sold) as "features"...