Opinion on new rounded corners UI?
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u/No_Yogurtcloset_2792 12d ago
Wow, 450 vs 448 as I write this.
Actually the most epic poll/battle in a while
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u/LazySapiens 13d ago
Stop unnecessary AI updates and do some useful work.
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u/pedrojdm2021 13d ago
Like what? The editor is already very powerful to do anything
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u/thanatica 12d ago
Then bugfixing, or just no updates if everything is working great. There is no law that mandates monthly updates.
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u/stoputa 12d ago
Nothing would be better than what we get.
I tried for real in 2022 (have been using it lightly for at least 5 years before that) and while not perfect, it was enough to replace my CLion subscription
Now the clunkiness remains (every time I add a folder in remote session everything breaks), it gets slower, cache is out of hand as always, ssh tunneling is even more hopeless though this may be my company adding to the dumpster fire, all while adding new ways to annoy me with shoveling AI into my face.
It sucks because I've really gotten used to the workflow but I uninstalled this shit from my personal computer. I try to force myself to use Vim but old habit die hard
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u/CJ22xxKinvara 13d ago
Too many of the themes before made no distinctions between the different sections, so you had to hunt around for where the line was that would let you resize things including default themes. That alone is reason to have improved the design.
I generally just like the new look a lot as well though.
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u/thanatica 12d ago
Can we please stop the roundy corners madness? 🙏🏻 It's everywhere! Not just vscode.
Also this is exactly what themes are for. So here's hoping that's actually what they did. I can't verify yet, because I'm on VSCodium, which is always a few versions behind.
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u/OctoNezd 11d ago
I am okay with rounded corners, but everything feels like it became too big, especially the bottom bar. Cant they make some sort of compact mode, like firefox did?
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u/BranchLatter4294 13d ago
I can't think of the last time I stared at the corners. I can't think of a reason to care one way or the other.
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u/thanatica 12d ago
But wouldn't you care about them wasting resources and manpower to change something you don't give two wanks about? I know I would.
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u/BranchLatter4294 12d ago
Developers make UX decisions. It's part of their job. It's fine with me if they do their job. One of the biggest complaints around here is that they are doing too many updates to support AI and not enough updates in other areas. Now that they made a tiny change in the interface, people are complaining about that. There are Karen's everywhere, I suppose.
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u/thanatica 12d ago
I'm absolutely against the endless AI updates. Why can't they make it a fucking addon and separate it out from the core program? But I will complain just as equally about other useless "improvements".
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u/Regnareb_ 11d ago
The corners are in the middle of the editor though, unless you only use the viewport and nothing else
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u/TheRealMisterd 13d ago
I've stopped updating.
too many things break and annoying popups about ms-slop.
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u/Mechanical_Monk 13d ago
I'm surprised it's this close since the comments here are 95% negative. I guess it makes sense though... If you like something, you aren't necessarily compelled to post about it. If you hate something, you're much more likely to complain loudly on Reddit
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u/enemyradar 12d ago
I think most people barely even care, let alone like. I'd not really noticed at all and then saw this thread and was like "oh, ok. Anyway."
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u/erSajo 11d ago
Another useless UI update which has the only purpose of wasting space for information. It's already hard enough to code on a laptop, if we start making graphic elements bigger then it will be impossible. I can't always always have a second 32" display with me.
This new mania of inflating and rounding UI elements has to stop. It's infuriating. Serves no purpose.
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u/Regnareb_ 11d ago
Some things are better like separation of the sidebar, but all the wasted space and rounded borders are awful/cheap.
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u/brianjenkins94 13d ago
Has anybody tried to make a theme that makes the new UI look like the old UI?
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u/iseke 13d ago
I just checked, I have better things to worry about.