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Better System UI Integration by Utilizing XAML Islands

jebeld17 opened this issue · comments

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With Microsoft now allowing standard Win32 and other non-UWP apps to access Fluent Design (UWP) design resources by utilizing XAML and XAML Islands, this is a great opportunity to bring Comet Disk Cleanup into the new age of design philosophy, all without limiting application functionality or completely redesigning it.

Attached, I've included a XAML design set (in .txt and .json format -- open the attached ZIP) that can potentially be utilized by Comet Disk Cleanup in a future release.
Default.zip
Default.txt

commented

.txt contents:

<!-- Free Public License 1.0.0 Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this code for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted. --> <ResourceDictionary.ThemeDictionaries> <ResourceDictionary x:Key="Default"> <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> <ColorPaletteResources Accent="#FF0073CF" AltHigh="#FF000000" AltLow="#FF000000" AltMedium="#FF000000" AltMediumHigh="#FF000000" AltMediumLow="#FF000000" BaseHigh="#FFFFFFFF" BaseLow="#FF333333" BaseMedium="#FF9A9A9A" BaseMediumHigh="#FFB4B4B4" BaseMediumLow="#FF676767" ChromeAltLow="#FFB4B4B4" ChromeBlackHigh="#FF000000" ChromeBlackLow="#FFB4B4B4" ChromeBlackMedium="#FF000000" ChromeBlackMediumLow="#FF000000" ChromeDisabledHigh="#FF333333" ChromeDisabledLow="#FF9A9A9A" ChromeGray="#FF808080" ChromeHigh="#FF808080" ChromeLow="#FF151515" ChromeMedium="#FF1D1D1D" ChromeMediumLow="#FF2C2C2C" ChromeWhite="#FFFFFFFF" ListLow="#FF1D1D1D" ListMedium="#FF333333" /> <ResourceDictionary> <Color x:Key="SystemChromeAltMediumHighColor">#CC000000</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemChromeAltHighColor">#FF000000</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemRevealListLowColor">#FF1D1D1D</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemRevealListMediumColor">#FF333333</Color> <Color x:Key="RegionColor">#FF000000</Color> <SolidColorBrush x:Key="RegionBrush" Color="{StaticResource RegionColor}" /> </ResourceDictionary> </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> </ResourceDictionary> <ResourceDictionary x:Key="Light"> <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> <ColorPaletteResources Accent="#FF0073CF" AltHigh="#FFFFFFFF" AltLow="#FFFFFFFF" AltMedium="#FFFFFFFF" AltMediumHigh="#FFFFFFFF" AltMediumLow="#FFFFFFFF" BaseHigh="#FF000000" BaseLow="#FFCCCCCC" BaseMedium="#FF898989" BaseMediumHigh="#FF5D5D5D" BaseMediumLow="#FF737373" ChromeAltLow="#FF5D5D5D" ChromeBlackHigh="#FF000000" ChromeBlackLow="#FFCCCCCC" ChromeBlackMedium="#FF5D5D5D" ChromeBlackMediumLow="#FF898989" ChromeDisabledHigh="#FFCCCCCC" ChromeDisabledLow="#FF898989" ChromeGray="#FF737373" ChromeHigh="#FFCCCCCC" ChromeLow="#FFECECEC" ChromeMedium="#FFE6E6E6" ChromeMediumLow="#FFECECEC" ChromeWhite="#FFFFFFFF" ListLow="#FFE6E6E6" ListMedium="#FFCCCCCC" /> <ResourceDictionary> <Color x:Key="SystemChromeAltMediumHighColor">#CCFFFFFF</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemChromeAltHighColor">#FFFFFFFF</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemRevealListLowColor">#FFE6E6E6</Color> <Color x:Key="SystemRevealListMediumColor">#FFCCCCCC</Color> <RevealBackgroundBrush x:Key="SystemControlHighlightListLowRevealBackgroundBrush" TargetTheme="Light" Color="{ThemeResource SystemRevealListMediumColor}" FallbackColor="{ StaticResource SystemListMediumColor}" /> <Color x:Key="RegionColor">#FFFFFFFF</Color> <SolidColorBrush x:Key="RegionBrush" Color="{StaticResource RegionColor}" /> </ResourceDictionary> </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> </ResourceDictionary> <ResourceDictionary x:Key="HighContrast"> <StaticResource x:Key="RegionColor" ResourceKey="SystemColorWindowColor" /> <SolidColorBrush x:Key="RegionBrush" Color="{StaticResource RegionColor}" /> </ResourceDictionary> </ResourceDictionary.ThemeDictionaries>

commented

I'm sorry but I don't understand where you're going with these suggestions. Adopting XAML Islands means drastically reducing the compatibility scope of the project, from Windows Vista+ to Windows 10 1809+. Additionally, there is no need for Resource Dictionaries like this one (which contains the default colors) to make use of Islands.