Open chucker opened 3 years ago
Microsoft revamped their WinUI controls and styles in the 2.6 Version of WinUI, which is currently used in Windows 11. This library still follows WinUI 2.5 styles & colors.
There was already a feature request for this.
The author couldn't find time to do the changes and align with WinUI 2.6.
And there haven't been any contributions from the community.
This is the current status.
This might be a dupe of #201 then.
Microsoft recently introduced an overhaul of their "Fluent Design" system, and my vague understanding is that this affects WinUI apps. (It's not yet clear to me if this is only if they run on Windows 11, or if this is an SDK difference, or a flag you set. For example, their PC Health Check app looks vaguely like Windows 11 despite running on Windows 10.)
Has any thought been put into, over time, adjusting ModernWpf to adapt this new look?
Most of the new UI elements are styles based on existing UI controls of UWP.
Microsoft recently introduced an overhaul of their "Fluent Design" system, and my vague understanding is that this affects WinUI apps. (It's not yet clear to me if this is only if they run on Windows 11, or if this is an SDK difference, or a flag you set. For example, their PC Health Check app looks vaguely like Windows 11 despite running on Windows 10.)
Has any thought been put into, over time, adjusting ModernWpf to adapt this new look?