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> Its not as exclusive as Aqua/Brushed Metal it but it still has an unique
> look. What do you think?

Judging by the beginning of your email I was expecting it to look absolutel=
y=20
horrible, just like Mac OS X and Windows XP.  ("LOOK!!  I'm so distinctive=
=20
because I use all these colors that just GLARE AND CLASH GWRARARARRA!")

Personally I don't think there's anything wrong with Plastik, and I've=20
certainly never confused it for Windows, Mac OS, or even GTK+.

However your sketch is intriguing.  I would ask that the contrast between t=
he=20
scrollbar and window background be improved, along with the contrast betwee=
n=20
the scrollbar slider and the scrollbar background.  If you can't put a bord=
er=20
on the up/down button at the bottom, at least put a border at the top so yo=
u=20
tell where the "up button" part begins and the scrollbar pager ends.

Other than that, it's a good job, (but for the reason Plastik was good, it'=
s=20
clean and functional, even if that means it doesn't use Iridescent=20
Ultraviolet everywhere).

Regards,
 - Michael Pyne

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