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Since no one mentioned Cinnamon (LinuxMint) let me add that to the discussion. I've been using it exclusively for months and I feel that it is doing what Gnome
by FlyingSnake 14y ago
Since no one mentioned Cinnamon (LinuxMint) let me add that to the discussion.
I've been using it exclusively for months and I feel that it is doing what Gnome3 wanted to achieve. It is simple, intuitive and rock-solid. Never froze or crashed and diagnostic tools are great.
LinuxMint is the old Ubuntu which you used to recommend to your friends and family.