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As you've no doubt read, there is much discussion about various desktop environments. Many of the features and packages are very new. I suspect some of the angst stems from a lack of familiarity. Someone else might find your writings just the key to some trouble they have.
What I find useless is any software -- especially a desktop environment -- without useful documentation. Further, to invent a new D/E without clear and simple end-user configuration and administrator configuration is simply stupid.
A workstation desktop like a pen & paper desktop is meant to help the end-user accomplish things. Home many of us would work at a desk where stuff want placed there and we could not make adjustments or replace things with items we need or find more useful that what some higher power thought we needed.
then there is whole issue of backward compatibility and ease of forward migration
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