teward001

There's multiple other desktop environments you can use in Ubuntu, if you don't like Unity, including the GNOME desktop variant, KDE, LXDE, and XFCE. If you don't like Unity, you can always try the other desktop environments available in the repositories.

As the community manager, I know you probably see a lot of flak about Unity being poor and a lot of other complaints.

But, as the community manager, what is the best advice you can give to someone who does not like Unity and may want to use some other Desktop Environment?

Also, do you have any recommendations of a desktop environment that is in the repositories, or a flavor of Ubuntu, that the "Unity is bad" complainers would be more happy with, maybe something more similar to the pre-Unity environments that used to exist?