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Re: UPP with Tango look [message #9781 is a reply to message #9780] Wed, 30 May 2007 12:01 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Well, our take (since the beginning) is that supporting other than 24 bit colors in the interface is not worth the trouble, especially supporting palettes is useless (the notable exception here is Image export/import infrastructure, where it is still required).

It was true in 1999 when we started and it is even more true now Smile

That does not mean U++ apps would not work, they do, just look worse. U++ sets some default palette and uses it.
 
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