Jonas Nordlund

I understand if this is a lot of work but I don't think these refreshed Windows 11 styles are going away anytime soon and this would make Fluent.Ribbon a great...

Yes, no need for overwhelming changes, really? Font face should give priority to [Segoe UI Variable](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/signature-experiences/typography), I think? Or does Fluent.Ribbon already use that on Windows 11? Potentially animated ribbon...

Yeah, this makes me a bit nervous. We moved to gRPC for our GIS application that relies on the MapInfo map engine, which in turn supports integration with .NET Framework...

> I will probably go with using [SharedMemory](https://github.com/spazzarama/SharedMemory) and some serializer like MessagePack. Thank you for posting these ideas. From a cursory glance it looks like they might work. We're...

This indeed sounds great for us, as well as given your description of how the implementation ended up like. While our project is pretty large, our IPC needs are basic....

Another option that supports .NET Framework 4.6.2 and .NET Standard 2.0 might be [ServiceWire @ GitHub](https://github.com/tylerjensen/ServiceWire/) // [Why ServiceWire?](https://github.com/tylerjensen/ServiceWire/wiki/Why-ServiceWire)

Yes, we're also simply in the situation of relying on .NET Framework components as explained earlier. We don't want to be where we are, but it is what it is....

I'd also like to add that since .NET 6 is the very first LTS release since unification of .NET Core and .NET Framework, the announcement came off as a bit...

I haven't dug into the WinUI repo but just wanted to give you guys yet another inroad to the official styling in case it helps. Sure, adapting official WinUI XAML...

I honestly think the WinUI 3 tab control should be generalized to this. AvalonDock supports simply having them all fill their container as layered documents and then it basically becomes...