KDE Plasma (of course with kwin :D) is good enough for Linuxes (Kubuntu for me to be precise). My own jury is still out on how well it works on FreeBSD - which

KDE Plasma (of course with kwin :D) is good enough for Linuxes (Kubuntu for me to be precise). My own jury is still out on how well it works on FreeBSD - which I am more attentive over, but I seen kwin use a lot of CPU for periods of time, spinning up the fans after a resume. But that was before I lowered the scheduling threshold from the recommendation ... but otherwise, it works fine. But I settled because I really just don't care enough to optimize this part of my computing workflow. I guess the hip thing to describe it now here on HN is to call it "boring" ... to me, it is quite boring. :) I recommended KDE to a co-worker when deciding to use Ubuntu to get a Windows-y feel. So far, he's been happy with it too.