> I didn't know people used xfce as their main desktop Hahaha, really? It's been my desktop since I started using Linux in the 2000s. It's great! It presents w

> I didn't know people used xfce as their main desktop Hahaha, really? It's been my desktop since I started using Linux in the 2000s. It's great! It presents windows, has a small set of high quality built in applications (file browser, application launcher, etc), has a big and flexible set of keyboard shortcuts, and other than that, it just gets out of your way. Other DEs like to shove themselves in your way -- put your mouse in the corner of the screen? Something shows up! Hit a wrong keyboard button? Something shows up! Open the application launcher? It's fullscreen, baby! Do something to a window? Here's some jiggly wiggly animations! XFCE just does what it needs to do, quietly, with no fuss. It's fantastic. > I just think it's funny that people can't seem to agree, on anything. The market always segments. Well, I guess I'm just proving your point :)