Avi Bryant  <squeak-dev at lists.squeakfoundation.org> said:
>[...] It's not a huge deal, but it is a bit of a shame.  For me 
>personally, it's especially annoying that two of the changes I dislike 
>(New York font gone, new scrollbar arrows) don't have any easy 
>preference setting to undo them.
>
>Ah well.  I think I'm in the minority, and I can live with that.
>
Well, you can't argue about taste (as a matter of fact, I think you can,
but that's an entirely different subject ;-)) but you certainly can
argue about procedures involving taste. 

I think it'd be a good rule that if we move UI elements away from
some former state where the chance is there that people will not like
the chance, stuff doesn't land in the update stream unless there's an
easy way to undo the change - easy being preferably a preference
setting, or if that's not possible a SM package.


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