Native Look Feel « Development « Java Swing Q&A

1. Can anyone recommend an advanced .NET TabControl with native look and feel? stackoverflow.com

I'd like to get a .NET TabControl with a few extra features, such as:

Close button for tabs;
Context menus for tabs (with close this, close all, close all but this)
Tab re-arranging;
Tab scrolling/resizing ...

2. Use default KeyMap of native OS stackoverflow.com

In Java, by using non-default system look and feel we will have different keymap. For example I'm using Mac OS X and use Substance look and feel (non-default system look and feel). The effect ...

3. Swing UI does not have native OS look stackoverflow.com

I am building an application in java swing and I am using the following code to give the UI a native OS look

try {
  UIManager.setLookAndFeel(
    UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
  ...

4. Native LAF for all platforms through java stackoverflow.com

I am currently working with swing applications.For a developer ,it is most important that the user must be comfortable with the GUI.I want to develop an application which can have the ...

5. Getting actual native look and feel, instead of swing laf coderanch.com

I use Netbeans Matisse GUI builder (JDK 6) and it allows you to preview under different look and feels, obviously I prefer native system look and feel as I think swing looks pretty horrid. When I compile and run the program I get the same swing style look when I'd rather have the native look. I tried setting the LAF manually ...