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Arguably much of the “infrastructure” and visual language for GUIs have evolved in the light background/dark text scenario, and “dark mode” has been pretty much
by syntaxfree 5y ago
Arguably much of the “infrastructure” and visual language for GUIs have evolved in the light background/dark text scenario, and “dark mode” has been pretty much improvised in the past couple of years.
I work mostly in the daylight and thus mostly in light color schemes for coding (doubly so when I’m forced to use glossy screens) but I get the appeal of not having a full white spotlight in your face when coding something in bed at 3AM. But: I’d rather most of my screen be dark (eg with terminals) but still have my editor viewport to be light-background, even if it means shrinking it.
- selfhoster11 5y agoWindows classic themes have been a thing until the end of Windows 7. You could easily use whichever colours you wanted with these.
- BlueTemplar 5y agoHmm, have all designers that used to work with DOS (and similar) already retired ?