That kind of thing is very difficult for visually oriented folks to filter out. I’m in that crowd. No matter how many times I see a poorly laid out dialog, it remains almost as abrasive as the first time I saw it. It can become a major distraction, especially as someone who’s capable of writing code.
>That kind of thing is very difficult for visually oriented folks to filter out. I’m in that crowd.
I can empathize, but necessity has made me adaptable to all UXs at work. I wouldn't be able to put food on the table if I told my employer that their desktop environment that IT chose is not to my taste.
At home I can be more picky but I still went with KDE and XFCE because that's what fits me best.
