same beige+Tahoma UI carried all the way back from the 90s, too. You'd think after 10 they would want to leave behind the ugly 3.1/95/XP/7/etc. mashup of GUIs that makes the whole thing look incoherent
It makes no sense. Why are they always trying to maintain backwards compatibility for USER INTERFACE DESIGN?!!? :agony: These programs couldn't be that hard to rewrite right? Are they just that lazy?
I wouldn't be surprised if they release some 32-bit enterprise version of windows 11. I think some big enterprises need it to run some 16-bit software.
same beige+Tahoma UI carried all the way back from the 90s, too. You'd think after 10 they would want to leave behind the ugly 3.1/95/XP/7/etc. mashup of GUIs that makes the whole thing look incoherent
Don't they use Segoe UI as the font now? Or are old dialogues still using the old font?
That's what I mean, Segoe is "the Windows font" but the "About" window is using the Tahoma font and a beige background, making it not match the look.
It makes no sense. Why are they always trying to maintain backwards compatibility for USER INTERFACE DESIGN?!!? :agony: These programs couldn't be that hard to rewrite right? Are they just that lazy?
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I wouldn't be surprised if they release some 32-bit enterprise version of windows 11. I think some big enterprises need it to run some 16-bit software.