You’ll PROBABLY be OK, but we can’t officially support you since Java 9 is still in beta. If your machine is already a bit slow, this won’t help matters any.Īnd if you have a hi-res display, you’ll definitely want to use the native look and feel…and run Java 9 JDK on Windows.

If you’re going to use the Oracle Look and Feel, then that will ‘cost a bit extra’ – or in other words, it might take more resources to run. Other BenefitsĪpart from being able to control exactly how your application will look, you’re ALSO telling Java that it can rely on the OS to take care of this. Same key concept, change your look and feel to OS X. I’d show you how this works on a Mac, but I don’t have a Mac anymore. Oracle looks better but Windows will run leaner Play around with your OS setting to find something you like/li>.Realtec have about 68 image published on this page. Go into preferences, and change the Look and Feel from ‘Oracle’ to whatever your OS is For SSMS 2016: C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft SQL Server130ToolsBinnManagementStudio. Find and download Sql Developer Dark Theme image, wallpaper and background for your Iphone, Android or PC Desktop.On Windows 10, that would be something like this. Well, the easiest way is to look at your OS Theme settings. There isn't an overall theme for all the parts of the app? I really want everything changed (connections and reports). That’s no fun, but he got it fixed running Java 9 out of the box!īut another question came up – how can I make SQL Developer look…different? But that’s OK – it’s fixed in Java 9, and that appears to work just fine with SQL Developer v17.2. Apparently SQL Developer doesn’t look super awesome on some Windows high-resolution displays (Macs are apparently A-OK!) 4 and 5k monitors.

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