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I'm a recent convert, myself. I was addicted to IceWM for years, but just a few weeks ago, when I changed distributions, I put in a full-fledged KDE 3.3.1 desktop, to try it out. I never realized how much I was missing!
I'm of course going to keep Ice on my low-speed/low-res machines, or for when I work over remote X11 from my Mac, but here on my Linux desktop, I don't think I'll ever go back.
I don't like my window manager to configure my system/hardware, which is why I use a window manager instead of a whole desktop environment like kde/gnome/xfce.
Not that it matters, but KDE is what I would recommend to anyone, so long as their hardware can support it. The more RAM, the better. Just my 2 cents -- J.W.
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