Hehehe, no, I was also aware that XP's default theme is referred to as the Fisher-Price theme. Sorry. Anyway, I wasn't aware of that noire theme. Not bad. The ironic thing to me, though is how MS' theming, even when perfectly consistent, is jarring, and Apple can manage to have five or six different window looks open and still convey a feeling of consistency most of the time. The biggest problem with the original XP look to me is that suddenly you have the Windows classic grey look inside the Window, and the style doesn't carry down to the level of the inside-window widgets and so on. I personally actually think the concept of fisher-pricey part of the XP look isn't bad, if it had been carried out at all levels of the OS.
