Article:		Using Swing's Pluggable Look and Feel
Subject:		Native look and feel
Date:		2004-03-03 10:14:02
From:		lresta
The author says: Forcing the program to use the system look and feel undoubtedly has several advantages: - The look and feel is familiar to the user. - It is not immediately visible that the program is written in Java. This sound a bit like: We should hide that the program is written in java. Why should we hide that the program is written in Java? Maybe because the standard L&F's from Java are not very usable? I prefer using the Plastic or the Kunststoff L&F instead of the native L&F's, because they are always outdated.