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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2025
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The app that you've always wanted, or at least, close enough so that you can tweak it and maybe submit a PR! Except of course that it's written in .NET and uses WinForms for its UI. Bastards.
In some ways, I'm a bit envious of Windows for having a standardised UI toolkit, even if it's terrible. Linux has a selection that are each flawed in their own way. I think the last time I enjoyed writing UI code was on the Amiga 1200, and that wasn't yesterday.
Sounds like a project I wouldn't want to contribute to 😆
Source: spent a couple years maintaining a product written in that PoS framework