Martin Anderson

Perhaps you could allow the importing of a ResourceDictionary - or a JSON which gets translated into a valid Xaml ResourceDictonary ingested on app startup.

> > and the Terminal needs to stand up a XAML stack > > XAML stack means UWP? This uses a Xaml Island for now, but with WinUI 3.0 Xaml...

> @zadjii-msft Would it be possible to eliminate the XAML stack entirely from the equation? Using a combination of directx/directcomposition/win32 technologies to create the UI. I mean, terminal really doesn't...

> > To be technically correct - the Terminal is a Win32 application that's using Xaml Islands to host UWP XAML content in it's window, and is (_typically_) run as...

WinUI Desktop will use HWNDs for it's window implementation, but will use XAML UI (which uses DirectX to render to the screen)

> > WinUI Desktop will use HWNDs for it's window implementation, but will use XAML UI (which uses DirectX to render to the screen) > > Ah, there's a difference...

Density keeps to the 32px min height for touch controls like buttons and text boxes I believe. The flyouts from the Add Tab button could be affected, but until WinUI...

Ideally it should be possibly to specify a bundled MSStyles with values for Light and Dark control resource and colours. With an ability to specify Dark or Light as the...

> >... will the upcoming Google colour font format... > > @mdtauk: What you're referring to isn't a Google specific format but is part of the [OpenType font formation specification](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/colr),...

In case this is looked at again, here is a mock-up for how it could be implemented  The drop down would allow the picking of a drive