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i actually cant set the opacity in ccsm. I put it at 90 but it's always at 100% opacity.
The thin borders also difficult window resizing on the bottom right corner by users who don't know how to resize windows using Alt+MMB. Some applications have a hot spot for resizing there (firefox, deluge, rhythmbox, from a quick check), others don't (gnome-terminal, evolution, liferea also doing a quick check on apps I use).
I like it, simple, clean, the orange menu bar gives it a unique look, but doesn't kill your eyes with dark contrastless windows, like NewHuman does right now.
It would be sad to see Ibex getting a dark theme like that. I already tried for the sake of it but I can't seem to adapt to a dark theme either way. It seems that that path is decided though.
Fully agree talking about thin borders from the usability point of view. But anyhow they look much better to me, comparing with standard ones.
You can try my new theme based on Clearlooks.