nuno1959 wrote:
Hi Pondini
i hear you & it's the same here...i could even get used to the grey ''Rorschach test blotches'' by position & disregard their name, problem is i DON'T want to since i REALLY don't see ANY advantage !! :-b
The latest version of SideEffects does work for me. 🙂
Also, the author of Lion Tweaks has released Mountain Tweaks, which seems to work for many folks, too.
my beef with the whole thing is that a concerted effort was ACTUALLY poured into shaping the OS to STOP people having it whichever way they wanted ...
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having choices DIDN'T take that much ''space'' in the OS, didn't make it that heavy ( as far as i can tell.. )
I don't like the decision to go gray, either, but space for options isn't the issue -- it's complexity. Every option is something else to document and, most importantly, test.
Not just the first time, but test on every build on a wide range of hardware, and with a wide range of Apple and other software. Plus, it has to be considered for every enhancement and every bug fix, then tested vs. all the options, too. It's common in development for a bug fix to break something else.
OSX has far fewer options relative to many other operating systems, and that's one reason it's far more reliable. It's very complex, but not mind-numbingly so.