> Highly customizable, especially the desktop interface That entirely depends on the desktop environment. I know GNOME 3 was very hard to tweak when it just ca

> Highly customizable, especially the desktop interface That entirely depends on the desktop environment. I know GNOME 3 was very hard to tweak when it just came out. I always enjoyed GNOME 2 with Compiz though. > A curated software catalog like mobile platforms That has some things to iron out regarding the usability perspective. I removed some office apps from my xfce4 desktop, and Ubuntu also decided to remove other apps like xcfe4-session-logout, so I couldn't logout anymore. These things shouldn't happen. My fresh xfce4 desktop always shows a "system error". Why? I don't know. Years after years I tried Linux (Ubuntu actually, which I expect to be the most stable) desktop but it still is not polished. As a sysops/devops I know what to do, but the average user doesn't. But even then, I don't want to troubleshoot my desktop after I have just installed it.