I could see something like XMonad confusing people just because it's so different. But KDE? Not so much. It's designed to be elegant and easy to use, and I thi

I could see something like XMonad confusing people just because it's so different. But KDE? Not so much. It's designed to be elegant and easy to use, and I think it's fairly successful. It's actually rather easy to go from Windows to KDE--even easier than Windows to OS X, I think. (Admittedly, this is in large part because KDE is similar to Windows in a lot of ways.) Also, full screen isn't a confusing feature :P. And, of course, Apple is just as happy to confuse people as anybody else--it seems half their users are vague on what exactly the green button does!