Un-globalize the rest of platform services

Those should be provided by a toplevel:

• IKeyboardDevice
• IPlatformSetting (should be split into two interfaces, one for colors which are required by App.xaml, another for the rest)
• PlatformHotKeyConfiguration
• IClipboardImpl (just remove from locator)

We should probably hide the locator as well, but it’s sometimes usable for overriding stuff.

[workgroupengineering]

Just a curiosity? Why did you think about this choice? Wasn’t it better to move these interfaces to Application? Do you plan to instantiate a TopLevel without an App? Will it be possible to instantiate more Applications?

This choice complicates access to services such as the Clipboard in MVVM scenarios, it will force you to pass the View to the ViewModel with the possibility of creating memory leaks. If moved to the application level it could be accessed simply like this:

    var sp = Application.Current.TryGetFeature<IStorageProvider>();

[kekekeks]

Technically we do allow customizations like forcing the render timer to tick on the UI thread. But I guess it could be moved to platform options instead