Comment on Develop Cross-Platform CLI and GUI Tools with Tcl/TkComments−drdexebtjl12dThose GUI apps look native on Windows, Linux and macOSI don’t see how the author can write this with a straight face.The apps look like what native apps looked like in 2003.−fitsumbelay11dThe apps look like what native apps looked like in 2003you make that sound more like a bug than the feature it truly is−_factor11dThey also open just as fast! Near instantaneously! Yuck!−ronsor11dCoincidentally the last time native apps were good.−silon4211dThey were never that good, I get annoyed every day I touch some annoying behavior in gitk/git gui.The look is mostly acceptable though.−tosti11dIn 2003, Tk looked more like 1993.−tnelsond411dPretty sure tcl apps look ugly as sin... Python's tkinter is all tcl underneath.−hulitu11dYou should see Windows 11.−171862744011dThat's just how native programs look on the platform.−andai11dDoes it look nicer on Windows than on Linux?−171862744011dIt does, it basically looks the same as every other program and opens the standard windows, like from Windows explorer. On Linux it kind looks weird.
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I don’t see how the author can write this with a straight face.
The apps look like what native apps looked like in 2003.
you make that sound more like a bug than the feature it truly is
They also open just as fast! Near instantaneously! Yuck!
Coincidentally the last time native apps were good.
They were never that good, I get annoyed every day I touch some annoying behavior in gitk/git gui.
The look is mostly acceptable though.
In 2003, Tk looked more like 1993.
Pretty sure tcl apps look ugly as sin... Python's tkinter is all tcl underneath.
You should see Windows 11.
That's just how native programs look on the platform.
Does it look nicer on Windows than on Linux?
It does, it basically looks the same as every other program and opens the standard windows, like from Windows explorer. On Linux it kind looks weird.