Discovering GNU/Linux in the 90's meant playing with configuration files and themes for fvwm (the original not the rewrite one), twm, AfterStep, WindowMaker, GNOME, KDE, Sawmill, Enlightment, Metacity and a few others.
I also don't have the time nor the patience to do it any longer and just take the default install.
Which currently means Unity with Ubuntu on my travel netbook.
Discovering GNU/Linux in the 90's meant playing with configuration files and themes for fvwm (the original not the rewrite one), twm, AfterStep, WindowMaker, GNOME, KDE, Sawmill, Enlightment, Metacity and a few others.
I also don't have the time nor the patience to do it any longer and just take the default install.
Which currently means Unity with Ubuntu on my travel netbook.
All my other computers run something else as OS.