Topic: Am I the only person who doesn't like bitcoin-qt? - page 2. (Read 2664 times)
Compared to the old gui, I love the new one. However, it still needs a lot of work.
You are not alone, I have started new thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-new-interface-in-bitcoin-050-is-bad-when-compared-to-the-040-interface-52517 with the same complaints and ranted about new qt version in few other threads. So at least the criticism is 100% valid.
The Export function might be useful for some users. It might be located under File -> Export to .CSV
Probably I should call to Fork Bitcoin. The 0.4.1 is nice example, maybe Bitcoin 0.4.2 is coming out. Will run them as long as they are operating.
Edit: Your screenshots of Bitcoin-qt look much better than on my computer. Just try to switch to Classic theme under Windows 7 and you will know what irritates my eyes. That's why native Windows API is so good, it is compatible with all M$ windows incarnations.
The Export function might be useful for some users. It might be located under File -> Export to .CSV
Probably I should call to Fork Bitcoin. The 0.4.1 is nice example, maybe Bitcoin 0.4.2 is coming out. Will run them as long as they are operating.
Edit: Your screenshots of Bitcoin-qt look much better than on my computer. Just try to switch to Classic theme under Windows 7 and you will know what irritates my eyes. That's why native Windows API is so good, it is compatible with all M$ windows incarnations.
It's way more messy than the original client, and each gui element takes up way too much space. and it doesn't remember the layout once i close it.
But I do like some of the features, like the loading screen and data exporting.
But I do like some of the features, like the loading screen and data exporting.
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