Hey Ubuntu Users- I have seen a lot of accusation thrown around of themes looking like Mac because of "borderless windows" or Vista because of "transparency" and "a black taskbar." Aren't all interfaces similar in some way? Isn't the point of redesigning an interface to make it the best it can be, not just trying to be different and going against the flow? While I dont advocate copying another OS entirely, if it has something that is desirable, I say use it. Ubuntu currently has a lot of similarities with Windows and Mac, but I dont hear about that. A good blend of other ideas that are non-Ubuntu, along with our own, and those of other Linux OS, I believe we can make Intrepid Ibex the best looking OS to date.
Salane Ashcraft [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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