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I suppose Metro is more useful for touch devices but I dislike how there’s no defined border around any of the buttons. It’s just plain text. Sure when active there’s a defined box or on mouseover (which is useless on touch) – but otherwise it seems less logical and more aesthetic. I suppose that is the trend with technology. Still, I’ll wait to see what the finished product looks like before I judge too harshly.
Also it goes without saying that the horizontal scrolling looks terrible. I’ll assume this is just a pre-alpha issue and the finished product won’t be anything like that resolution-wise?
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I suppose Metro is more useful for touch devices but I dislike how there’s no defined border around any of the buttons. It’s just plain text. Sure when active there’s a defined box or on mouseover (which is useless on touch) – but otherwise it seems less logical and more aesthetic. I suppose that is the trend with technology. Still, I’ll wait to see what the finished product looks like before I judge too harshly.
Also it goes without saying that the horizontal scrolling looks terrible. I’ll assume this is just a pre-alpha issue and the finished product won’t be anything like that resolution-wise?