Which program was the first to use "skins"? Winamp? People have different preferences with regards to how they want their software to display on the monitor. Perseus22 offers three variations; User, Army and Hewlett. In addition, the "User" skin is configurable beyond belief - so instead of "skins" maybe Perseus22 should have offered a suite of "Styles". The current default skin looks good, but suffers from small fonts and unsatisfactory contrast. Especially as age has taken its toll on vision. And admit it: Which 20-year old will buy a Perseus22?
Anyway, below are the three skins currently (July 2024) available in Perseus22:
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Default "User" |
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"Army" |
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"Hewlett" |
If of interest, the three images were made when I had two antennas connected to the HF ports, one (left) sampling the 19-metre band and the other sampling the 31-metre band.
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