I disagree. Hardy Heron marked the peak in Linux desktop quality: the out-of-the-box user experience has gone consistently downhill since then. It's all mostl

I disagree. Hardy Heron marked the peak in Linux desktop quality: the out-of-the-box user experience has gone consistently downhill since then. It's all mostly irrelevant these days, though, as I simply run an LXDE-based Linux VM on my Windows desktop.