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Released. Icons are 'gnome-colors'.

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:iconsolidslash:
Amazing.
What's the font you have used here?
:iconaesrak:
Absolutely beautiful, I love the smoother title bars! ^^
:iconhcalves:
Myriad Pro for everything, Monaco on gVim.
:iconsolidslash:
What exactly? Regular or Semibold-Semicondensed? Details, please! ( size and dpi, too )
:iconbl1nks:
Looks great. I'll do it for Openbox :D
:iconhcalves:
Regular on everything, Semibold on the menus (the theme sets this). 9pt, 98DPI, grayscale smoothing, slight hinting.
:icontaling-hallenthur:
The GNOME guys should think about implementing one of these technologies (XUL, AIR or something else) for easier interface design.
:iconhcalves:
I dont think so. XUL and AIR are unrelated things (XUL is a markup language, Adobe AIR is a framework), and neither are related to making UIs easier to create. XUL is a way to making crossplataforms UIs, so is limited to the underlyings toolkit were it will run. Firefox and OpenOffice are damn slow, buggy and limited for using XUL. AIR applications, although doing cool tricks on the interface, dont follow a single Human Interface Guideline, so each application looks and feel differently. Not good for desktop cosistency.

Gtk is already good enough for most UI tasks. Glade is an UI markup language like XUL, but less limited. Upcoming Clutter, Cairo and Webkit integration enable Gtk apps to have more powerful, custom and OpenGL accelerated widgets. The features are here. The fact is that not all applications make the better use of those.

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