Close, minimize and maximize buttons are too big on windows #19

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2024-10-20T12:40:56Z

Felitendo commented

2024-10-20 12:40:56 +00:00

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Description of the issue

The Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons are very wide and big on windows.

OS

Windows 11

Ryujinx version

1.2.30

### Description of the issue The Minimize, Maximize and Close buttons are very wide and big on windows. ### OS Windows 11 ### Ryujinx version 1.2.30

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GreemDev commented

2024-10-20 22:11:57 +00:00

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Trust me, I agree, but I looked everywhere and the only property of the buttons I change change is HEIGHT, and not width.

extherian commented

2024-10-20 22:34:48 +00:00

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OK, I love the fruity lgbt colours on the program icon but I agree that the buttons are a bit much, along with no program name in the window titlebar, it doesn't look bad but it looks decidedly non-standard next to other windows programs. It looked better before.

GreemDev commented

2024-10-21 03:34:44 +00:00

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OK, I love the fruity lgbt colours on the program icon but I agree that the buttons are a bit much, along with no program name in the window titlebar, it doesn't look bad but it looks decidedly non-standard next to other windows programs. It looked better before.

That's kinda the point, not everything needs to follow a standard; not to mention the way it's done now is how modern Windows apps are supposed to look; just look at the Settings app. The title bar comes from FluentAvalonia which effectively adds controls that are designed to look & feel similar to Win UI, which is an official Microsoft way of making apps.

> OK, I love the fruity lgbt colours on the program icon but I agree that the buttons are a bit much, along with no program name in the window titlebar, it doesn't look bad but it looks decidedly non-standard next to other windows programs. It looked better before. That's kinda the point, not everything needs to follow a standard; not to mention the way it's done now is how *modern* Windows apps are supposed to look; just look at the Settings app. The title bar comes from FluentAvalonia which effectively adds controls that are designed to look & feel similar to [Win UI](https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/), which is an official Microsoft way of making apps.

GreemDev commented

2024-10-21 03:37:10 +00:00

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Also, what was in the title bar is now also visible by hovering the icon in the menu bar. It was put there for those 2 reasons, to have an icon there, and to show whatever the window title is.

Felitendo commented

2024-10-21 08:22:51 +00:00

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OK, I love the fruity lgbt colours on the program icon but I agree that the buttons are a bit much, along with no program name in the window titlebar, it doesn't look bad but it looks decidedly non-standard next to other windows programs. It looked better before.

That's kinda the point, not everything needs to follow a standard; not to mention the way it's done now is how modern Windows apps are supposed to look; just look at the Settings app. The title bar comes from FluentAvalonia which effectively adds controls that are designed to look & feel similar to Win UI, which is an official Microsoft way of making apps.

The stuff with the title bar is okay, but at least the buttons should follow the standard windows design philosophy. It looks very cheap and quickly thrown together otherwise

> > OK, I love the fruity lgbt colours on the program icon but I agree that the buttons are a bit much, along with no program name in the window titlebar, it doesn't look bad but it looks decidedly non-standard next to other windows programs. It looked better before. > > That's kinda the point, not everything needs to follow a standard; not to mention the way it's done now is how _modern_ Windows apps are supposed to look; just look at the Settings app. The title bar comes from FluentAvalonia which effectively adds controls that are designed to look & feel similar to [Win UI](https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/), which is an official Microsoft way of making apps. The stuff with the title bar is okay, but at least the buttons should follow the standard windows design philosophy. It looks very cheap and quickly thrown together otherwise

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extherian commented

2024-10-21 16:36:52 +00:00

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I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request.

GreemDev commented

2024-10-22 05:50:09 +00:00

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I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request.

Trust me, I don't like the big buttons either. I want to shrink them, but the TitleBar object only has a property for Height, and not Width, so the only reduction I can do makes it look like a pancake.

> I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request. Trust me, I don't like the big buttons either. I want to shrink them, but the TitleBar object only has a property for Height, and not Width, so the only reduction I can do makes it look like a pancake.

Felitendo commented

2024-10-22 06:09:36 +00:00

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I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request.

Trust me, I don't like the big buttons either. I want to shrink them, but the TitleBar object only has a property for Height, and not Width, so the only reduction I can do makes it look like a pancake.

Just revert it to the original

> > I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request. > > Trust me, I don't like the big buttons either. I want to shrink them, but the TitleBar object only has a property for Height, and not Width, so the only reduction I can do makes it look like a pancake. Just revert it to the original

GreemDev commented

2024-10-22 09:43:06 +00:00

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I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request.

Trust me, I don't like the big buttons either. I want to shrink them, but the TitleBar object only has a property for Height, and not Width, so the only reduction I can do makes it look like a pancake.

Just revert it to the original

No. I prefer having the title bar and the menu bar as one with the icon in it. If the only downside is that buttons that you don't use often are a little too big then that's fine with me, though I am going to try and find a way to make them smaller.

> > > I agree, the oversized buttons are a bit much, we can't exactly tell you how to run your fork, please just consider this request. > > > > > > Trust me, I don't like the big buttons either. I want to shrink them, but the TitleBar object only has a property for Height, and not Width, so the only reduction I can do makes it look like a pancake. > > Just revert it to the original No. I prefer having the title bar and the menu bar as one with the icon in it. If the only downside is that buttons that you don't use often are a little too big then that's fine with me, though I am going to try and find a way to make them smaller.

Daninator1 commented

2024-11-17 14:26:03 +00:00

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I'll take a look and see if I can figure something out to fix this while keeping the other titlebar changes 👍🏻

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Reference: MeloNX/Ryujinx-ryubing#19