Snow Leopard soon to sport a new "marble" look?

Apple's been saying all along that Snow Leopard would be more about under-the-hood performance and stability enhancements than huge feature changes, so take this with a grain of salt, but AppleInsider claims that a forthcoming 10.6 developer beta could potentially feature a new UI codenamed "marble." The new appearance is said to be darker and sleeker than the current Unified / Aqua look, and speculation is rampant that the new scrollbars in the current versions of iTunes and iPhoto offer a peek into the future, along with the well-circulated mockup of the new QuickTime X player seen above. We'll see if Apple breaks with its plan to focus solely on the internals soon enough -- but for right now, we're wondering what your biggest gripes with the current OS X interface are, because we certainly know ours. What do you want fixed? Sound off!

[Widgetech Posted Mar 26th 2009 5:31PM]

I hope they give us a choice, that screenshot's titlebar looks ugly in my opinion.

Mabye I'll like it better when I can see the rest of the interface changes.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 27th 2009 8:13AM]

but for right now, we're wondering what your biggest gripes with the current OS X interface are, because we certainly know ours. What do you want fixed? Sound off!

Can I please resize a window from any corner or side, not just the lower right hand one?
How abut a maximize button that cuases the window to fill up the whole screen, rather than some random effect that may make the window smaller or larger, but never maximized.

[Pyromjm Posted Mar 27th 2009 1:50AM]

How about a file size column in the finder search results????

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[(Unverified) Posted Apr 26th 2009 1:53PM]

My biggest thing is the inability of changing the colors of the UI. The only thing i like about Vista is that I can change it to orange -- why can't that type of thing be built into OS X?

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 1st 2009 6:39PM]

Everybody copies everybody, get over it. If you