Your opinion is a perfectly reasonable one to have, but I don't understand why you seem to have hard feelings about GNOME and KDE. There's hundreds of lightwei

Your opinion is a perfectly reasonable one to have, but I don't understand why you seem to have hard feelings about GNOME and KDE. There's hundreds of lightweight, no-bullshit options in Linux land. GNOME and KDE are the only ones that stick out from the crowd. No one forces you to use them and especially they have every right to exist, even if they don't suit your taste.