> Firstly, there are no min/max icons on the windows... I'm mostly with you on this one. They should be present by default. Now I can't speak for Fedora, but o

> Firstly, there are no min/max icons on the windows... I'm mostly with you on this one. They should be present by default. Now I can't speak for Fedora, but on Debian there are two configuration apps called "Settings" and "Tweaks." Tweaks will let you configure the top bar of windows along with a few other options. It would seem to me to make sense that Settings and Tweaks should be one app, but whatever... > Second, it has a top bar that is like on a mobile phone and has no real functionality... I think this is a matter of taste. I tried KDE and stuck with it for a while, but it seemed a little to hard to configure and I wasn't happy with what I ended up with. This surprised me as I was familiar with KDE's reputation for configurability. Now on Gnome, I have configured it to show the task bar when I touch the left edge of the screen. Configuring this was too difficult, but it wasn't any worse than figuring out how to configure the task bar the way I (mostly) wanted it on KDE. With Gnome, I got the behavior I wanted. With KDE, I never quite got there.