@dorian my empire for a single modern Gtk theme that doesn't have the same pill-shaped scrollbar
like this is enough for me to make a whole ass GUI toolkit
@dorian I based my choice of OS and desktop environment entirely around this. Plus window borders that are wide enough to grab.
Not kidding.
LXQt, if anyone is interested. Out of the box it's just as bad as KDE but it comes with a selection of retro themes that restore the UI glory of yore in a way that I couldn't quite get right in KDE.
@rimu @dorian Weirdly enough, lxqt and kde plasma both show exactly the same widget plugins for me: breeze, oxgen, fusion and windows 95. I like Oxygen because you can set the width of the scrollbar and its buttons 🙂
But things were more fun back when you could still build a widget theme out of png images so you could have fluffy, furry buttons!
@dorian scroll-bars are like copy/paste, a faint memory of their past glory.
@dorian Also, text adventure websites??? (Checked your profile) Any links you can share?
@chloeraccoon @dorian what's that in the corner?
that's me with a spy glass
looking for the scrollbar
(also bring back pagination on search results)
I am older with poor eyesight, so this also drove me crazy. A friend who knows more about computer stuff showed me how to make the scrollbar thicker by sending me this link to the "How To" trick. I set my width to 30, and it's perfect, very visible and easy to grab with the cursor.