Re: The Cosmic Puppet's Universe.
Posted: 28 Oct 2021 15:57
Oh, I see. They've been moved to more conventional positions, following more standard HCI guidelines.
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Oh, okay. 8-)stephen_usher wrote: 28 Oct 2021 15:57 Oh, I see. They've been moved to more conventional positions, following more standard HCI guidelines.
Was thinking that @JezC With EmuTOS there are people I can speak to if my programs behave differently. 8-)JezC wrote: 28 Oct 2021 17:56 @Cosmic Puppet See how much you can learn while using these obsolete systems!
If it was Windoze you'd find most things changing every few weeks & almost nothing would work like it used to.... :headbang:
ugh, Let's hope they don't start following Microsoft's layout of make everything in a plain white box methodology.. And web designers methodology of making things as hidden as possible and making as much work as possible for the user. It is normally the end when things start getting moved about unnecessarily :roll: Then the icons get fiddled with and they all turned into washed out grey colours with no contrast... I need to go look at some gem windows now and calm down...Cosmic Puppet wrote: 28 Oct 2021 16:29Oh, okay. 8-)stephen_usher wrote: 28 Oct 2021 15:57 Oh, I see. They've been moved to more conventional positions, following more standard HCI guidelines.
Thanks to Google, I know what that means. :lol:
:lol: :lol:exxos wrote: 28 Oct 2021 18:06ugh, Let's hope they don't start following Microsoft's layout of make everything in a plain white box methodology.. And web designers methodology of making things as hidden as possible and making as much work as possible for the user. It is normally the end when things start getting moved about unnecessarily :roll: Then the icons get fiddled with and they all turned into washed out grey colours with no contrast... I need to go look at some gem windows now and calm down...Cosmic Puppet wrote: 28 Oct 2021 16:29
Oh, okay. 8-)
Thanks to Google, I know what that means. :lol:
Bummer. Was working on stuff and got a ping from my head, so I loaded up Notator from disk and sure enough the update is changing more than Notator's file box.Cosmic Puppet wrote: 28 Oct 2021 15:24The OK and CANCEL buttons have moved making the box bigger.stephen_usher wrote: 28 Oct 2021 15:17 I can't see any difference. What am I supposed to be looking at?
Not life breaking, I just noticed when I was confirming that the lag on Notator without NVDI had gone on version 1.0.prg onwards. :)
I don't know why this stuff gets changed. I am with you on this one as well, I prefer to have more broken up lines rather than solid type lines. Have you looked if any of this has been recorded in the change logs anywhere ?
I'm not wanting to cause trouble. :lol:exxos wrote: 29 Oct 2021 19:59I don't know why this stuff gets changed. I am with you on this one as well, I prefer to have more broken up lines rather than solid type lines. Have you looked if any of this has been recorded in the change logs anywhere ?