The hands on the home screen’s analog clock are gone! Wait, they’re not quite gone — but they are white against a very-nearly-white clock face.

In normal GTK+ applications (not the menuless OM ones), grayed-out menu options appear to be bold, as they are white with an additional white shadow on a dark gray background.

Further, with regard to regular GTK+ applications, most of them will be stylus-operated so (as a matter of preference) I would greatly reduce the spacing between menu items, both horizontally and vertically. People making finger-operated applications should use finger-specific widgets, I would think.

The theme’s dark gray doesn’t contrast very well against the black, for example on the tabs at the bottom of the home screen. It’s sometimes difficult to see the highlighting on the tab (e.g. on the application launcher where the tab matches the fingerscroll list background).

Another preference: vertical scrollbars have the up/down arrows at both the top and bottom, and similarly horizontal scrollbars have extra arrows. The normal (e.g. Windows) paradigm of up-arrow at the top + down-arrow at the bottom makes better use of the very limited screen space.

Media Player needs theme elements (icons, etc.) — by default it’s unusable.

That’s all for now. I do like the theme, though, and its quick redraws.

Good work though, I like it’s clean look over all, but I would change that GPS icon to a globe or a compass type icon.

So the third status icon from the right is GPS, the second is cell tower, sixth is wifi? I know there are a lot of antenna strengths to report; I’m not sure if I’d have known the GPS one without the comment about it being green. If it’s just an on/off indicator, maybe a globe or sat icon would be more distinctive?

Looking really good, though. Like the action icons, the contrast is great, and the hierarchy-of-what-is-more-important-than-what is very clear, which is a good thing.

i googled around, but nowhere photos of them. would be interesting how they look like.