Oh please, just because you don't like something does not mean people in the Linux space before elementary were just slapping stuff together.
Sure, there are a lot of distributions and desktop environments that focus on getting stuff done and let the user customize the look to their needs, but that is hardly the only choice.
For anyone wanting to try out a cohesive setup try one of the following:
- GNOME on Fedora (or Korora if you want binary repos).
Sure, there are a lot of distributions and desktop environments that focus on getting stuff done and let the user customize the look to their needs, but that is hardly the only choice.
For anyone wanting to try out a cohesive setup try one of the following:
- GNOME on Fedora (or Korora if you want binary repos).
- Unity on Ubuntu
- KDE on OpenSUSE