> The point is that Linux UIs are perpetually half-baked. I think this is touching on a good point, I would much enjoy seeing one desktop environment being kep

> The point is that Linux UIs are perpetually half-baked. I think this is touching on a good point, I would much enjoy seeing one desktop environment being kept stable in terms of UI and slowly polished to perfection, instead of continuously starting from scratch and inevitably coming up with something half-baked. And this is not specific to Linux, just look at the Windows 8 mess. Apple comes closest, at least they keep the rough lines constant, but they have the bad habit of needlessly replacing parts of the UI and losing features along the way.