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I mean at least they are labelled. Google are absolute masters at unlabelled arbitrary icons

are they arbitrary? or are they representative of iconography elsewhere in the UI (and therefore indicate a simile, like the shortcut sequence to the right of the menu entry). (legit question, I don't think I've used the app this is a screenshot of)

I'm talking about the icons to the left of menu items, not the …indicator that a dialog will open

I understood what you're talking about, the iconography like console, checkpoint, enter function, etc. to the left. What I was asking was whether that iconography was represented elsewhere in the UI. Like IntelliJ has a console button as well as a menu item.

Like what is this shit with a slot for a checkmark, then sometimes there's icons, but sometimes not, and sometimes the text starts further left.

I've found FOUR different alignments of the first row of an open menu with respect to the menu item and the panel background. From furthest left to furthest right (note last one suddenly extends to the left)

I feel like Mac OS 8.6 was peak.

Akai's MPC doesn't say OK or Yes on dialogues with a choice. It says DO IT And I still find it amusing.

I have a 80s tablet computer that has a hardware DO IT key (next to space bar) :)

What IDE is this? And what language is it compiling? (I have been looking for an IDE to compile C/C++ for nearly 20 years, ever since CodeWarrior stopped working for Macs; as X-Code’s debugger will not show you values in pointers, and as my code has to allocate memory on dataset by dataset bases,…