Palm OS (5, I think?) had a few unhinged ones as well.
I sometimes miss the time when UIs didn’t take themselves too seriously.
nekooooo 5 days ago [-]
palmos4 had butterfly, which really let you generate some horrors
kbelder 5 days ago [-]
Not in Windows, but in my teens I happened across a very similar color scheme on my Commodore 64, and used it for quite a while.
Something about red text on a yellow background made pixel-level details on my television set seem much crisper. The default light-blue on dark blue, for instance, was much blurrier. I'm not sure if it was an illusion, or something actually grounded in the display technology of old CRTs.
riedel 5 days ago [-]
Do you still remember hotbot's color scheme? I guess back in the days we all were brave and less boring.
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The true story of the Windows 3.1 'Hot Dog Stand' color scheme - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46247605
I sometimes miss the time when UIs didn’t take themselves too seriously.
Something about red text on a yellow background made pixel-level details on my television set seem much crisper. The default light-blue on dark blue, for instance, was much blurrier. I'm not sure if it was an illusion, or something actually grounded in the display technology of old CRTs.