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In Windows 3.11 you could choose all the colors you wanted for every part of the window rendering (and it wasn't called "limited edition" or whatever there eith
by Aardwolf 4y ago
In Windows 3.11 you could choose all the colors you wanted for every part of the window rendering (and it wasn't called "limited edition" or whatever there either, and naming it limited edition in FF as in the image caption in the article doesn't inspire confidence to rely on this feature long term).
Nothing recent comes close to that, even Linux desktops make it hard to choose colors or how visible your scrollbars are if you prefer to actually see and use scrollbars (sometimes you can edit CSS files that get overwritten again each time you update your system).
- dkdmso 4y agoKDE definitely still lets you theme like crazy, I believe including the scroll bar settings The CSS comment sounds like Gnome. I used Gnome for fifteen years and got tired of what you're complaining about and switched to KDE eight or nine months ago and haven't looked back
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- BenjiWiebe 4y agoThat's one thing I really like about KDE - endless customizability. I actually end up using a lot of the defaults anyways.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoKDE can be completely transformed by themes and they've also just introduced a choice of accent color for the default Breeze theme. A bit similar to what macOS has. I really love that about KDE, the configurability.