> I don’t want a custom look and feel for each app
I'd agree personally, but when you look at the huge success of things like WinAmp's themes back in the day, there clearly is (was?) a large market for it.
I'd agree personally, but when you look at the huge success of things like WinAmp's themes back in the day, there clearly is (was?) a large market for it.
The problem we face right now is that this has been flipped and applications are now forcing developer customizations onto users and removing any and all choice or customization. Up to and including ignoring and overriding OS level customization.
If a framework cannot provide you with the right looks, you have to to override it. Hence the mess.