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This shouldn't be an issue, but I'm afraid it is: it still looks like a late-90s OS. That should be a top priority for the Haiku project.
by tophat02 16y ago
This shouldn't be an issue, but I'm afraid it is: it still looks like a late-90s OS. That should be a top priority for the Haiku project.
- beoba 16y agoYeah, get some lens flare and transparent windows in there!
- ihodes 16y agoOr, you know, text smoothing. Antialiasing. Silly stuff like that ;)
- i80and 16y agoHaiku... has font smoothing? In fact, they just recently activated hinting. Icons are anti-aliased too. I guess I'm unclear on what you're saying.
- brewin 16y agoHaiku has sub-pixel rendering and every drawing operation is antialiased.
- pyre 16y ago> every drawing operation is antialiased. I'm hoping that's optional. It seems like there are a lot of things that you might not want to be auto-magically AA'd.
- sp332 16y agoHaiku icons are actually stored in a vector format instead of bitmap. That means all icons are resolution-independent and antialiased. Also, since the format was designed for icons, the filesize is so small that the data will usually fit in the same block as inode data, so the file takes effectively 0 space on the HD!
- ugh 16y agoAwww, hackers who hate what they call “eye candy”. It warms my heart!
- pyre 16y agoI know! It's not a real operating system until you can make it do this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvfRpmqKRbs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvfRpmqKRbs
- dkersten 16y agoYou forgot drop shadows.
- Neodudeman 16y agoI agree. Get Michael Bay to add the explosions, and everyone bring out your 3D glasses.