I have nothing against Unity. Sure, it had it's issues when it started, but the LTS version is quite solid. Running a laptop from an Ubuntu OEM (System 76) wit

I have nothing against Unity. Sure, it had it's issues when it started, but the LTS version is quite solid. Running a laptop from an Ubuntu OEM (System 76) with high end CPU (I7) and SSD I can't complain about performance or compatibility issues at all (though I'm only on a dual 1080p config). Steam also works quite OK. Though most of the time I'm in a terminal with vim, so I don't care much about most Unity features. It looks nicer than the dated GNOME 2 / 3 / KDE stuff though (personal taste). Also, I really got used to Ubuntu One file sync and music store and indicators.