Me? Officially liking the Unity interface as available on the 11.04 release. I was so impressed that I squeezed some more room on the netbook from that craptacular Win7starter and installed it.<br><br>Screenspace efficiency is great for smaller screens, like on my 10" netbook. I previously had Ubuntu 10.04 on that machine, and spent a bit of time futzing with gconf and individual program settings to minimize UI elements, to recover the precious screenspace. I like 10.04 (netbook remix) splashing the whole application menu on the desktop with Mutter, and am impressed by 11.04's improved accessibility.<br>
<br>Y'all are so full of hate. There are plenty of alternative desktop environments if you don't like or hardware can't handle Unity, so why the stomping and braying about having no other options?<br><br>I don't like everything about it. I wouldn't like Unity on a bigger screen. If I had a 20"+ monitor, I would want everything showing at once, and Unity emphasizes "invisible-until-used". Also, for a UI intended for tablets, why increase the number of mouse clicks needed to browse through to any program? I don't have a tablet, so am I missing something there? Keyboard shortcuts are awesome and all, but isn't it difficult to type on those tablets? And I don't like my main application menu abbreviating the list of actually installed applications in favor of all the stuff currently not installed on my system. The menu becomes cluttered, programs are more difficult to find, and people put all kinds of things in the repo that I'm not interested in perusing daily/hourly.<br>
<br>Anyway, just wanted to throw my 2cents out there. <br><br>-mute<br>