Recently saw this video on YouTube about the current state of some of the Linux desktop environments, which i actually found educational - the person talks abou

Recently saw this video on YouTube about the current state of some of the Linux desktop environments, which i actually found educational - the person talks about the history of the desktop environments, as well as some of the organizational woes of maintaining and evolving such projects. Turns out the technical implementation of these environments isn't even half of the story, a lot of oftentimes unseen work goes into integrating them with distros, which can cause problems when the people behind the projects have differing views in regards to where they should go. Now, i might not find all of what he says agreeable or even relevant to me (since i tend to just use XFCE), but maybe someone else would appreciate his take, or like to discuss this a bit more.