I realize it's not a consumer friendly experience, but typically when I set up a Linux or BSD machine, I don't bother with a desktop. Just a window manager. Som

I realize it's not a consumer friendly experience, but typically when I set up a Linux or BSD machine, I don't bother with a desktop. Just a window manager. Sometimes a menu to launch stuff, but not always that even; sometimes xterm is enough. I'm not big on visual file management. I do most of that through the command line.