The only reason a themer would have for not having the theme be resolution-indie would be if there are a lot of draggable LSBoxes that have RememberPosition specified. lsBox always remembers positions in positive values, even if the box is flush up against the bottom-right corner of the screen, so if you change resolution and have jDeskRecycleOnRezChange specified, your LsBox would then reappear in the middle of the screen or way offscreen.

If one isn't using draggable ls-boxes with RememberPosition there's no excuse for res-dependancy (unless maybe you've got some extensive use of layercuts going on and your whole desktop is your interface).

The following themes were designed by me on Win2000 so they should work no problem, and are all rez-indie:
- Slick (v2.0 is the newest release)
- Intuition (basically an extension of slick.. better architecture though)
- Compuglobalhypermeganet

HovaQ, v0.9 of rainmeter fixes that memory leak i believe.. (not positive on that one)