We have been struggling to put together a decent GUI on OS X in spite
of the oversized Aqua widgets, and would love to use Quaqua instead.
Unfortunately, our application depends heavily on JSpinners, which I
see are unchanged in Quaqua...
A couple other things that would be very useful to us (although I
imagine you have no shortage of requests): striped JTrees; and a system
property to make JPanels opaque by default for those who don't care
about Panther JTabbedPanes or don't feel like going through their code
to explicitly make panels opaque.
Thanks and good work,
Geoff
On 25 May 2005, at 07:24, Werner Randelshofer wrote:
The Quaqua Look and Feel fixes minor bugs in Apple's Aqua Look and
Feel and
provides enhancements to make Swing applications nicely comply with
Apple's
Human Interface Guidelines.
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