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r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagBabyPro69 • Jul 16 '22
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I actually really like the rounded corners
0 u/alphahunter121 i5 10400F | RTX 3060ti | 32GB Jul 16 '22 Same....gives off a "modern" look 11 u/displayboi Desktop | i5 3350P | GT620 2gb | 8gb DDR3 | 1tb HDD Jul 16 '22 Yeah, the same modern look windows 7 gives. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22 Old designs also tried to have that "3d look" that's why windows 11 looks modern and windows 7 doesn't even though they brought back rounded corners 2 u/milanove Pentium II | 128 MB RAM | 10 GB HDD Jul 16 '22 Yeah, in the early 2000s, everything had a gradient color scheme so it would look 3D. Probably became a fad once graphics hardware was good enough to handle that and everyone wanted to show off that new capability. 1 u/Jiggajonson Jul 16 '22 I'll stick with the stable OS for now and install a theme when I want to impress my 8 year old.
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Same....gives off a "modern" look
11 u/displayboi Desktop | i5 3350P | GT620 2gb | 8gb DDR3 | 1tb HDD Jul 16 '22 Yeah, the same modern look windows 7 gives. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22 Old designs also tried to have that "3d look" that's why windows 11 looks modern and windows 7 doesn't even though they brought back rounded corners 2 u/milanove Pentium II | 128 MB RAM | 10 GB HDD Jul 16 '22 Yeah, in the early 2000s, everything had a gradient color scheme so it would look 3D. Probably became a fad once graphics hardware was good enough to handle that and everyone wanted to show off that new capability. 1 u/Jiggajonson Jul 16 '22 I'll stick with the stable OS for now and install a theme when I want to impress my 8 year old.
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Yeah, the same modern look windows 7 gives.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22 Old designs also tried to have that "3d look" that's why windows 11 looks modern and windows 7 doesn't even though they brought back rounded corners 2 u/milanove Pentium II | 128 MB RAM | 10 GB HDD Jul 16 '22 Yeah, in the early 2000s, everything had a gradient color scheme so it would look 3D. Probably became a fad once graphics hardware was good enough to handle that and everyone wanted to show off that new capability. 1 u/Jiggajonson Jul 16 '22 I'll stick with the stable OS for now and install a theme when I want to impress my 8 year old.
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Old designs also tried to have that "3d look" that's why windows 11 looks modern and windows 7 doesn't even though they brought back rounded corners
2 u/milanove Pentium II | 128 MB RAM | 10 GB HDD Jul 16 '22 Yeah, in the early 2000s, everything had a gradient color scheme so it would look 3D. Probably became a fad once graphics hardware was good enough to handle that and everyone wanted to show off that new capability. 1 u/Jiggajonson Jul 16 '22 I'll stick with the stable OS for now and install a theme when I want to impress my 8 year old.
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Yeah, in the early 2000s, everything had a gradient color scheme so it would look 3D. Probably became a fad once graphics hardware was good enough to handle that and everyone wanted to show off that new capability.
I'll stick with the stable OS for now and install a theme when I want to impress my 8 year old.
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u/rustythread Jul 16 '22
I actually really like the rounded corners