The HTML formatting behind the ‘Show Code’ triggered some PTSD when it appeared
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#12Seeing this makes me unreasonably happy. Funny how nostalgia is
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#13Folks, can we have a css framework for TUIs please?
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#14Impressie that this is pure CSS with no JavaScript. The border and box-shadow tricks to recreate the beveled Win98 look are really well done!
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#15Seeing this makes me unreasonably happy. Funny how nostalgia is
Funny how nostalgia differs for different people. I hated all that so much at the time that I installed linux (RH 7.x) from a magazine cd and learned to program in C & perl.
That multirows tab UI thing was an utter abomination against usability, intelligence, good sense, decency, justice and obviously any and all aesthetics. Why bring it back? To fix it maybe?
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#16Nitpick: tabs in the multirow tabs example do not change position randomly as they should when clicked
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#17Folks, can we have a css framework for TUIs please?
lipgloss is pretty close: https://github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss
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#18I really want to make one of my websites use this.. I just can't think of one that would fit. Also shout out XFCE-winxp-tc, which makes your Linux look like Windows XP. Lots of people know about Chicago95, but this project is excellent for that 2004 vibe [0] https://github.com/rozniak/xfce-winxp-tc
man, it's the internet. you don't need a fit. you just need to want to.
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#19Popular in 2024 (471 points, 93 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42056918 2022 (606 points, 182 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33310554 2020 (838 points, 211 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22940564
see you again in 2028
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#20Windows XP and MacOS System 7 had pretty good looking GUIs. Since then, modern keyboard-and-mouse UIs have not really improved that much; it's mostly been just evolving and polishing styling. All the real innovation has been on touchscreen devices.