[ExperimentalCoreRelease] PharoCore-1.0-10508rc2 vs SL3dot11-9499-alpha

>Besides, Pharo has adopted a Macish look-and-feel.

Thats just the default. Polymorph (the UI framework)
also supports other themes (Vista Look, a Win95/Win2k look and even the
known Squeak look) that are already built in.

Just check the UI preferences in Pharo to switch.

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T.
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2010/3/12 Torsten Bergmann <[hidden email]>:
>>Besides, Pharo has adopted a Macish look-and-feel.
>
> Thats just the default. Polymorph (the UI framework)
> also supports other themes (Vista Look, a Win95/Win2k look and even the
> known Squeak look) that are already built in.

My point is also that they have chosen to give such a first
impression. I imagine newcomers saying "What is this? A designer
replica handbag?!" It's nowhere like the real thing, you realize that
right? Default option, default opinion. :)

Ian.
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On 12 March 2010 15:23, Ian Trudel <[hidden email]> wrote:
I think that if they could afford to hire a designer who would take an
effort to create own
theme, own icons etc etc, then you won't be seeing Macish look-and-feel :)

> Ian.
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