I envy RhinoMac gui. 
thatās not the default UI but yeah, Iām hyped you can set it up the way I have it.
(this is actually the way the original Rhino for Mac betas worked by defaultā¦ just prior to official release, McNeel added the left sidebar ācommand lineā and Osnap panelā¦ I suppose the default way now is more welcoming to a new user but as an every day poweruser, I prefer the way I have it set up)
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I am no new user, but I find lack of this UI in Rhino for Windows a big disadvantage.
no you dont. 
stay honest.
I am always honest. I donāt envy the Mac, just the UI of Rhino for Mac.
What is there to be envious about? Itās almost as bĢ¶aĢ¶dĢ¶ outdated as Win. XD
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I really donāt care about the age of the gui as long as thereās a gui. I fully understand the reason why command-line-type-a-menu is a good thing. (better performance and all). But I prefer having the window open with [kbd]Apply[/kbd] or [kbd]Preview[/kbd] button, instead of clicking on some text to change a value.
I wonder what you find so great about it? Is it the single docked toolbar? Is it the osnap panel that takes up lots of real estate? The invisible tools when in full screen mode?
I would like to have the option to have it displayed or not so people who doesnāt like it - donāt use it. I will use it.
Someone should split this thread as weāve switched to another āissueā 
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I bet you will use it for a few minutes. Then the constantly changing size of the popupwindow will start to annoy the hell out of you 
was think that too
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Hmmm. Well, I know nothing of its issues. May be it is due to MacOS and in windows it will look better.
i think thatās better than making it always as big as the biggest dialogā¦ to me, that would be annoyingā¦ a big, mostly empty pop up window
editā but we might have the UI set up differentlyā¦ maybe iām talking about different pop upsā¦ iām talking about the command line pop ups which i have hidden otherwise
(i never have any of the left side bar showing)