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Re: textured windows


  • Subject: Re: textured windows
  • From: Oleg Svirgstin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 00:30:05 +0300

Hi,

The user is the King.

The users seem to love textured windows.

It is a pity I cannot EASILY make the feature a subject to preferences. (I
could of course keep around 2 (TWO) copies of the interface, textured and
not. - the docs tell that I cannot change this setting of an NSWindow)

Whatever the cute men tell, variety is a plus. The users would be happier if
we had 256 control tints instead of two, 256 "fashions(?)" instead of Aqua,
Graphite and Texture (2 1/2) etc., and our applications were shining with
bright glassy colors of different kinds.

Imagine a ProgressBar turning green/yellow/red depending on its value
(determined) or depending on a side setting (undetermined)... Imagine
drawing simplest charts with a dozen of colored progress bars - Emerald,
Lime or...!

It is great to be chained to "Bondie Blue" in the interface, lack of choice
liberates the soul - but the users are not as cute as the interface
ideologists and they want variety, colors, metallic look...

IMHO, if some interface SEEMS to look a tiny little bit cooler being in a
textured window, let it be textured. (And we need all these alerts and
standard panels to become textured, too - if, say, current main window is
textured...)

After all, perception is ALL and the real reality is beyond our perception
(i.e., it is less real, it hardly even exists...).

Regards
Oleg



> From: Administrateur <email@hidden>
> Date: 09 Mar 2003 20:07:20 +0100
> To: email@hidden
> Subject: textured windows
>
> Hi,
>
> When can we use the textured windows ? I saw nothing about it in the
> Apple Guidelines PDF.
>
> I know that subjetc is very *hot* but may be important. And perhaps
> Apple can give us a real response.
>
> Jacques
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