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Ok, so after I converted it to orange so that my eyes didn't have to get used to another color, I found myself missing the black close button and the round and triangle glyphs from the preview. Any chance that you might do the glyphs from the preview b0se? I really enjoyed them... they made it stand out a little more and they gave it a good feeling. the only reason I could see for not doing them is that it would be a pain if you can't do them as png files. Other than that, the theme looks good and it just needs the verticle taskbars and other stuff that no one uses to be totally complete. I like it and it's way fun to use! thanks b0se!

jukeboxhero52 maybe you should consider use the other rounded buttons (but I think there is no enough space to do that).

anyways, look at the buttons, here: http://www.web9design.com/images/gui.air2.jpg

Originally I had that (see screenshot), but it really depends on how b0se's final version shows the buttons. Personally, I like the newer buttons, not only for the look, but because I can tighten up the spacing.

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Great theme, b0se, even as a beta. I'm often picky with what themes I like, but I've liked everything of yours from Opus to XPMC to this. I can't find any bugs that haven't already been reported. Keep up the great work, can't wait for the final. :D

I was so hesitant about switching from XPMC because I love it more than life (yeah I know, it's sad)... But I applied this for a little bit and after literally 5 minutes I was not worried about XPMC anymore... I'll sit here and just keep mousing-over all the widgets and awe in how beautiful this theme is.

Okay enough with that.

bose, if I can make one suggestion though... for the start button. I think if you leave the current start button, but remove the rectangular indentation around it... it would look very nice. Or do use this start button... http://www.web9design.com/images/prev1.png. Or shaywoods :)

The SB shay posted was the obvious alternative, it was the second design that I used but never converted to an actual button. I swapped it out so there was differentiaion between the SB and the focused taskband button. - I don't like different elements looking the same.

The caption button background can't be changed.

Thanks for the feedback :?)

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