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I don't think the analogy to Blender is particularly useful. Blender is a tool used with cool calm reflection where very few or none of your button presses are time critical. Its GUI design has different priorities.
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I don't think the analogy to Blender is particularly useful. Blender is a tool used with cool calm reflection where very few or none of your button presses are time critical. Its GUI design has different priorities.
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I don't really think there is a meaningful difference between your two screenshots.
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I don't really think there is a meaningful difference between your two screenshots.
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edit:
That
being
said
I
don't
have
a
serious
objection
to
lowering
the
colour
saturation
on
the
corner
menus.
Greyscale
seems
like
it
loses
far
more
than
it
gains
though.
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edit:
That
being
said
I
don't
have
a
serious
objection
to
merely
lowering
the
colour
saturation
on
the
corner
menus.
Going
full
greyscale
seems
like
it
loses
far
more
than
it
gains
though.
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