And you must be the most blissful person alive.

You mistake complexity for usefulness, and totally miss the whole point of the XoloX design philosophy: Simplicity above all.

I'm an Interaction Designer, so all I do is look at, design and evaluate interfaces. And Xolox's is a prime example of usable, slick and functional design.

But I understand. You don't want your mates to think you're not "l337," so keep on seeking the ultra-configurable proggies with all the quirky buttons and options. I'll stick with the zen-like minimalism of one of the most well designed P2P clients ever.