I've had my DA for 2-3 years now, and it's giving me a lot of grief.
If I use the legacy drivers, the mouse will freeze for half a second every 7ish seconds unless I end the razerhid process, which will cause my laptop to bluescreen after ~2 minutes.
If I use Synapse, the mouse will frequently freeze and lose its settings/sensitivity for 5-10 seconds, and sometimes Synapse crashes outright.

Is my mouse dying, or are these problems just inherent in the model? The issue with the legacy drivers has been occurring for at least 2 years.

Sorry, I just took the Details view screenshot from the creator's official screenshots album, but they're quite outdated. I updated the image to a screenshot of the latest version, although it doesn't show the Details view.

I haven't tested either, but Steam doesn't change very often in ways that affect skins (with the exception of new features and trading changes). No guarantees, though.

It's certainly compact, but it's not minimalistic from a designer's standpoint because it's visually cluttered. Negative space is an important part of design that's almost totally lacking from that skin. It reminds me of the pre-Ribbon Word UI.

It's not that difficult, but it is a lot of work. Nothing about the default Steam UI is "minimal", which is what every good skin tries to accomplish, so you have to change pretty much every element. Steam skins also tend to maintain total functionality, unlike VLC or other media player skins which often remove functionality for simplicity/aesthetics.

Furthermore, as "flat"/minimal design becomes more commonplace, specific design philosophies become more standard. Material Design and Metro are the biggest players in that field. It's difficult to create new designs different from those design philosophies, but still appealing for the same reasons: minimalism and functionality. Taking some cues from Apple would probably give more breadth, but not many heavy Steam users are also Apple users.

Air

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ucv9ulmkPYNA3VaKFpKGJsGAfSQw9aKPmXolKzkq-jOPTNEkebqXPrT7Gy-Uj1bfGGGYr6wzNpQGbsC7J46lO33BXtAb47U8-kyOQdvSVd81oTi7KX-U15ptnhwiXtr4-QVrU3BiBbzvuB7fOwfSSB8_oBgtgN-jJVlksHUA6cuUAE6fiKMvMGbMuCFISTOnV8RR3Maysu5huQAWBYP1KB5i5161sVmfZlvKjsPXjlUPmXaMlnoLLlMyYcmmQYayVf1AkZfXe_Fakw-4BrK9tJ9-aT3hOAK3gLHYL2J6BgnXX2WEd7a7nfiKdUmI-mNgmefrGTAR4YkiluDhQlK-LAhMBSbzD7IyX_tNGW4tYXWcp5D8irgKbcxAG6Ph8__NkeiDpQaOmpi0C_tFs5XeE7Ed7iiAOQqvE6RaWSnXKwAYm-U6Iq4DsKw5EjMr6RmtjbxrZmgXTHdWmPqd0WHNzt1J8rA3YSbrRWxEeXmnOAXXtaV3iGQydtY-fn-uwWpiG67ygI7Q2QhkzY0OrrcFx1xv5c3v382Pz995ErqdG5rdHuKwE1deNATVfE2R9tX7eGib=w1280-h720-no

Metro

http://orig00.deviantart.net/ae27/f/2015/259/9/c/metro_for_steam___4_0_3_by_boneyardbrew-d4u3kjv.png

Deshou

http://pre14.deviantart.net/42ba/th/pre/f/2014/026/7/d/deshou_steam_by_ravmunken-d65mv8t.png

Futuro

http://orig03.deviantart.net/fc26/f/2015/002/7/f/futuro_for_steam__alpha_9_by_boneyardbrew-d7helzo.png

Felt like there was something missing...

Is there some highly-detailed documentation on HUD parameters? Specifically, I'd like a complete list of possible parameters for each control type, perhaps even with explanations. Font properties beyond scanlines and blur would be nice, too.

I was reading Source Engine documentation and found some parameters I'd never heard of that turned out to be extremely useful (roundedcorners and auto_wide_tocontents), and I'm willing to bet there are more uncommon manipulations most HUD makers simply haven't seen or tested.

I am already aware of Doodle's HUD guides/documentation; it's far from complete and a bit outdated. I've read the seemingly relevant content on the development wiki, but it mostly describes the already-familiar parameters or C++ code for developing with the Source engine, of which I know very little about.

rofl those are the campaign tickets being STREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETCHED out, i would recommend setting a reasonable value for medal_width in your scoreboard file

You should clarify, you reached Premiership Highlander.

b4nny was on Pocket, with Paddie roaming and corsa scouting. It is now b4nny on Scout, with corsa roaming and Paddie on Pocket.

I'm using the latest version of Edge (as of this writing, 10586) and the website doesn't work. Also doesn't work in IE 11.

What's the easiest way to edit the tournament HUD with mp_tournament_readymode 1/2 (also, what's the difference between 1 and 2 for that cvar)?

In a local server, I can only see my own player panel, and I can't activate the countdown.

What? Viaduct was obviously made for snow, because several map design choices only make sense with snow, e.g. very slanted roofs, spruce trees, logs half-buried in the ground.

I don't really think reskinning a map is what Valve means when they say they want to adjust their maps for competitive play. Adding the connector would be an example of a meaningful and plausible development.

It was designed to be a very pragmatic HUD in every way possible, which made it especially attractive to competitive players.

Your screenshot shows an issue in the spacing of elements in the player lists; this used to be caused by not having "medal_width" in the "scores" control, although from your pastebin, this is not the case.

I tried testing your scoreboard locally, and aside from resolution-dependent issues, it looked fine. If you upload your entire HUD, I can try testing that locally as well.