I run elementary on my desktop and I really like it. This looks like a welcomed minor release, but here are some things that are currently on my wish list: - C

I run elementary on my desktop and I really like it. This looks like a welcomed minor release, but here are some things that are currently on my wish list: - Calendar support for Exchange so I don't need to log into DavMail all the time - A Mail app that lets me view emails in plain text first, or some kind of option to avoid downloading images and trackers in HTML mode. - The Music app has a hard time with my library which is on a network drive. It keeps trying to reload all the songs. - A better UI for choosing my graphics drivers (the Ubuntu one works fine) A list of qualms should probably be followed by the things I love about elementary: - It looks fantastic. - The terminal, code, and files apps are where I live and they are great. Code isn't a replacement for VS Code, but it's quick and light and fantastic when I don't need e.g.: a linter. - Back in the earlier versions, I had a lot of small graphical glitches, but things are extremely solid and reliable. - The OS truly feels unified; not some hodgepodge of poorly conceived UI elements and metaphors.