Hi I'm Dana, I mostly just tool around with friends, play RPGs, and listen to podcasts, but I've also been known to make podcasts at SuperIdols! RPG and I've written a couple of short rpgs at my itch page and on twitter.
every program these days trying to hide the system window UI and replace it with their half-baked custom title bar thing that doesn't work the same as rest of the OS interface and also none of them work the same as each other either:
and another thing!! I long for the days when I could click on a window that is not in focus just to select it, without accidentally Activating something inside that window,
tbf programs have been doing that kinda thing since the early nineties (especially every kind of audio software that had to look like a blobject or expensive rack stereo). it's just the design goals have changed.
i absolutely can't justify it as anything but a personal bias, but somehow when winamp and sonique did it, it was cool
(i am willing to be a hypocrite about this specific case!)
have been teaching myself over the past Years to not click on the window itself but the window resizer edge instead, you are seen.
I for one love that everything is built in Electron, is slow, uses 200 times as much RAM as it should, and doesn't respect any OS behaviors but hey, you can run it on all the OSes without much tweaking. Kinda, sorta, ish.
Totally worth the trade off, giving up software that works for webpages wrapped in their own launcher. I love this future.
