I just want to ask a question if you are thinking about a new modern flat user interface.
These "roundness", "chiaroscuro" are very outdated. This prevents me from using this great software.
Best regards
Dariusz
Modern Interface
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This so-called "modern" interface you are referring to is actually a regression to old style interfaces and they look damned awful. They were awful in the past and are awful now. Just a fashion fad forced on users by Microsoft so that, "Hey, that looks different. Isn't it great!" Just eye-candy to try to fool users into thinking the OS is in some way new and advanced. In part dictated by the look for mobile phones. My computer isn't a mobile phone and the trend towards getting it to look like one is annoying.
Personally, I like the way FFS looks now. It's fine. I wouldn't like it if it regressed to the ancient "flat" interfaces of the past. However, I wouldn't be fool enough to stop using it just because of the way it looks - functionality is what counts.
Personally, I like the way FFS looks now. It's fine. I wouldn't like it if it regressed to the ancient "flat" interfaces of the past. However, I wouldn't be fool enough to stop using it just because of the way it looks - functionality is what counts.
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Well, fashion likes to come back. It's nothing extraordinary and inappropriate. And if someone does not bother to walk in old pants just because they are still quite functional ...