[c0re]

So guys, what's your favourite UI for Linux and why? Mine is XFCE4. It is lightweight and loaded with nice features. The interface is cool and nice. But, if I want to run a 128MB Ram VPS, I use LE since it consumes the lowest amount of RAM.

[Dudi]

My favs are LE and Mate. Both are very memory and CPU friendly. For LE I use Lubuntu and for Mate I use Ubuntu Mate.

[SnoOpy]

Hey c0re, have you tried Pantheon Desktop from Elementary OS Freya?
This is an elegent GUI like Mac, give it a try

[Hagmui]

I am using Unity, I hated it first, but i came around once it got more mature. Can't love without the launcher anymore.

[Unixfy]

Hey c0re, have you tried Pantheon Desktop from Elementary OS Freya?
This is an elegent GUI like Mac, give it a try

Pantheon is THE BEST! I LOVE it.

I can also recommend LE like many have said, but I usually stick with your standard GNOME desktop (I got used to it after using Raspbian for so long).

[thingamajick]

I'm using Gnome in compatibility mode and compiz to keep the old flavor with wobbly windows and desktop cube from the good old days.

I tried doing that with unity, but unity still stinks. If I ever have the free time, i think about writing my very own Desktop taking the (imho) best features of those i know and put it together in a fantastic UI (for me)

For example I liked the auto extend Desktop feature from Gnome Shell, but back when i tried it, it's multi monitor support just didnt work properly.
Apart from new look, unity has broken so many things and Ubuntu got just slower with it, i could never get real friend with it. On weaker hardware I'm use xfce and lxde. (xubuntu / lubuntu), Oh and I never got friend with KDE.

[Vuluts]

I would recommend LE because of it's light weight resources and open source.

[meetdilip]

I love Cinnamon. For it gives features like " Open in Terminal " , " Open as root " etc. The UI is also Windows like, simple and easy to use.

[Dudi]

I love Cinnamon. For it gives features like " Open in Terminal " , " Open as root " etc. The UI is also Windows like, simple and easy to use.

Two years ago I used Cinnamon with Linux Mint Cinnamon edition, but it had countless bugs and freezes.

[meetdilip]

Cinnamon is also available as desktop environment in Ubuntu. You could install it just like Gnome.