We all know that Blackbox is wrapped around the fact that it's highly minimalistic. This is good. Minimalism is the way every Open Source identity should follow. Yet, why should minimalism mean bad design? Even though Blackbox is as easy and light like a feather, it doesn't mean that the graphics should make one bounce off the land of Blackbox just because there's a better-looking option. These days, design is everything. And in addition to having Blackbox functioning as light-weight desktop system, which it does without question, everyone should focus more on getting the light-weight graphics to look as if it was a graphical replacement of sex invented in year 4000. Nawamean? =)
I'm not sure wether my point comes clear; I guess what I'm trying to say is -- graphics does matter, even though we're running diet style. About that site: What's wrong with http://www.oswd.org? I'm sure there's a ton of better examples available there.
