I agree. Xfce has a plugin to do it as well, but it needs various strange Gtk settings to tell apps to use it, and I can't get most of those to work. There ar

I agree. Xfce has a plugin to do it as well, but it needs various strange Gtk settings to tell apps to use it, and I can't get most of those to work. There are some impressive KDE-based distros out there, and I wish someone rose to the challenge of offering a Mac/Unity-like Xfce-based desktop.