>If they decide to do a new UI theme for a macOS release, you generally see it everywhere The corollary is that any Mac application that hasn't been touched in

>If they decide to do a new UI theme for a macOS release, you generally see it everywhere The corollary is that any Mac application that hasn't been touched in 5 years will quite likely break when Apple makes some sweeping API change. I'm much happier to be able to run my Win95-era utilities whose developers are long gone at the cost of some older UI elements. >why allow such things in the first place Many of these things were built and designed at a time when computers had 4MB of RAM. Every additional layer of abstraction has a very real cost.