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Windows hasn't had a consistent look and feel since Windows 95; even Win95 OSR2 brought some Active Desktop widgets and browser integration into explorer, which
by dleslie 5y ago
Windows hasn't had a consistent look and feel since Windows 95; even Win95 OSR2 brought some Active Desktop widgets and browser integration into explorer, which broke the uniformity of the UI.
- kwanbix 5y agoWindows 2000 was pretty consistent.
- luxuryballs 5y agoDOS was boss for consistency.
- marcodiego 5y agoNot true. CUA-compliant software was somewhat consistent, but they were rare. Many simply implemented a half assed toolkit each with a different behaviour and appearance
- timw4mail 5y agoIn what way? Every single program had to make its own interface. Even in text mode, there are tons of hacks to make interfaces look different, and not much has changed with more modern CLI programs.