Man, KDE has come so, so, so, so far since a year or two ago. With a bit of tweaking, with a few different Plamsa theme, Oxygen, and Oxygen color schemes, you c

Man, KDE has come so, so, so, so far since a year or two ago. With a bit of tweaking, with a few different Plamsa theme, Oxygen, and Oxygen color schemes, you can customize it if you like and it looks great out of the box even if you don't. Between that, Qt5, SDDM and plans shaping up for KF5, I'm really excited about the direct of KDE Plasma. KWin has more features than Mutter and is more stable than compiz. It has several interesting features related to the application menus, Plasmoids are actually fairly nifty and useful if you're into that sort of thing. And to top it off, a default Kubuntu install uses a little less than .5GB of RAM at the plasma desktop.