> Most people aren't able to "maintain a desktop". He offered the solution though. If you are not able to "maintain a desktop" (either because you don't know

> Most people aren't able to "maintain a desktop". He offered the solution though. If you are not able to "maintain a desktop" (either because you don't know how to, just don't want to, or don't have the time to, etc) then use a stable distro and accept the choices that were made for you. Thats not much different than just installing Windows or buying a Mac and accepting whatever decisions Microsoft/Apple made regarding how the desktop experience should be.