rivenathos wrote:This is quite interesting and looks like a fun project. I can tell you worked on this for a long while. When I have time, I shall experiment with Xfce and Debian 7. Thanks for sharing this with the forum.
Thanks for your kind words rivenathos

confuseling wrote:It's very *thorough*, you can admire it for that even if you don't have any strong feelings about the aesthetics.
Useful to find and identify a few tricks that other themers can use.
Thank you. I do intend to provide thorough how-tos that anyone can follow so I'm glad you found it like that.
golinux wrote:Why would you want to do that? (Rhetorical question.)

As it's a rhetorical question, by definition, it doesn't require an answer, so I'll be concise:
1. I am fascinated by the design of modern UIs
2. I can't afford to buy a Chromebook just to see if I can work in that way, but I can recreate the effect
3. I Just wanted to show how customizable XFCE is
4. I have an Android phone, so the shift to using Chrome apps on my laptop is fairly painless
5. Recreating ChromeOS on top of a regular Linux base gives the best of both worlds. The Google-orientated apps for online working and regular apps and real HDD space for offline and downloads.