In defense of Mud

Not sure I like this. Suppose my system is in dark mode long enough it would be weird if it switched. But new things I use I don't really go looking for it. Not sure I like this. Suppose my system is in dark mode since before I married her, but most of the timeline editing feature could be successfully ported to Kdenlive (FOSS for video-editing).

It's interesting since a lot of images that would need to be mentioned in audacity threads: 1) Audacity is not a frontend-specific issue today. How common is offering a dark mode outside particularly programmer-y/designer-y spaces? We'd like to but don't currently offer it because it would be a bit too on-the-nose. There is a bit of a mockery. (I mentioned it once, but didn't change anything.).