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Just wanted to spark a little discussion here. What is your desktop environment of choice? I am not very interested in starting a KDE vs GNOME war. I am aiming more for a discussion on 'lighter' environments such as say xfce etc. Please include details such as why you like the environment, what about it ticks you off etc.
Just as an FYI, this topic has been started probably 10 times before. I give trickykid 10 minutes before this is moved to General... On a board with 80,000 members, I doubt there is a question that hasn't been asked at least once.
Try a quick search next time.
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