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    the tabbed UI is way better, much easier to find stuff if you havent already memorized it.

    i know libreoffice has it but it should 100% be the default instead of the ancient paradigm of just throwing a million unorganized buttons in there and hoping you remember where everything is.

    90s UIs are dying for a good reason.

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      7 months ago

      So, the problem is that people doesn’t have a working memory anymore, is that so?

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        7 months ago

        not really, people just wanna use it for the work they are using that software for, not navigating a bad ui

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          But people in the 90s were doing their work just fine, with that same UX paradigm. What’s the difference now?

          Just to be clear, I’m not saying that software’s UI and UX doesn’t need to evolve. But it bothers me that a perfectly usable UI gets criticized only because it’s “old” and doesn’t look “modern” (tf is a “modern UI”, btw?).

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            7 months ago

            the difference is that we want guis to be better than they were. yes you can still use a 90s ui.

            im not criticizing it because its “old”. i think i gave a pretty good reason in my OP.