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Charcoal fits the spirit of the hiDPI remake better to my eyes too. But as we're on 'spirit' and pedantry, the unaligned popup selectors in the demo look off to
by pvg 3y ago
Charcoal fits the spirit of the hiDPI remake better to my eyes too. But as we're on 'spirit' and pedantry, the unaligned popup selectors in the demo look off to me, compare with
https://www.oreilly.com/api/v2/epubs/0201700042/files/0201700042_ch14lev1sec5_image01.gif https://www.oreilly.com/api/v2/epubs/0201700042/files/020170...
or similar.
- dingdingdang 3y agoThe unaligned popup selectors scared me too... hope it won't be added to "get off my lawn"-faq ;)
- buserror 3y agoYes there are a few tweaks to make -- I worked in 'passes' in the code, and my last 'pass' at the menus was a little while ago, normally I go and fix the little nags as I go along. Last (big) pass was the text editor, which isn't totally finished and polished but I had to release something for the deadline ;-)
- pvg 3y agoI found it fascinating that my brain readily accepts this as macOS Classic UI, even though, as you say, it's a kind of System 7++ - a neat trick to have pulled off. Then after a bit it starts nitpicking on alignment and spacing unasked, like some weird Apple Cult Manchurian Candidate.
- queuebert 3y agoMaybe I'm weird, but I feel like that style of GUI design with OS 8 and 9 were the pinnacle of GUI styling. Well, maybe BeOS deserves mention as well. But you could put young children in front of a Mac at school, and they'd figure out how to do everything they needed to do without much help and with no distraction.