Mint Desktop Environment Popularity Poll

[sunewbie]

I voted for XFCE and Cinnamon though I like LXDE and beginning to adapt UNITY

btw, where is UNITY (have to vote in others). People are changing their perspective about UNITY.

[frsu]

Can this poll as easy manipulated as the poll on the Mint blog?

[teemac]

Using Mint12x64/Cinnamon on parts testing machine - will use Mint13x64/Cinnamon when available for all machines.

Using Mint9 x64/Gnome2 on main machine and media machine - Mint9x32/Gnome2 on laptop.

All will change to Mint13/Cinnamon when available.

All machines used for work and need to be usable all the time.

[Monsta]

Oh, right, it's time to update my vote. Changed it from Gnome 2 to Gnome 2 and Cinnamon since I've updated my LMDE at work but still use Mint 11 at home. Will probably install Mint 13 with Cinnamon in place of it.

[esteban1uy]

Can this poll as easy manipulated as the poll on the Mint blog?

Not so easily.
Only registered users can vote and they can only vote once.
Even if a user tries to register multiple accounts, the forum managers can detect him because they can track his ip address ( yes, forum super-ops can see that).

[iondrive]

Cinnamon for me just because it's on my main. Like MATE, XFCE almost equally.

[realitykid]

I changed my vote. I am no longer using MATE on my Pentium 4. I am now using XFCE. However, I am still using Cinnamon on my main computer.

[Danko8321]

Well, it is Mate, Cinnamon and KDE for me; most likely in that order of likelyness

[Gnarly]

I still have the last Fluxbox that was released installed. Rarely use it due to being so behind the times. I mainly use KDE now. I dont see a reason to even have Fluxbox in all these polls anymore since the Dev's have abandoned it. It's a Damn Shame Kendall just blew it off and he wasnt replaced.

[Lumikki]

For me it's Cinnamon. it's traditional enough and does what's required without any new fancy stuff what seem to just slow usuability.

[Emerson Prado]

I was quite happy with Gnome 2. I wasn't following Gnome development, so I was somehow caught by surprise by Gnome 3. Well, gave it a try.
Gnome Shell didn't work in first place, due to the video driver or something. After seeing what's like in descriptions all over the web, I'm glad it didn't work.
Gnome Fallback was kinda useable, but many things got broken (even sacred shortcuts as Ctrl-Alt-Del or Ctrl-Alt-Backspace!), and what was left working got way harder to do, demanding many more mouse clicks or some guessing. Besides that, my desktop settings were just ignored!
I then heard about Cinnamon. Well, AFAIK, it is a workable version of Gnome Shell, which I don't like, so I didn't even try.
Then I installed Mate. My desktop was back, useability was back, my settings were back, my applets were back and my wife's satisfatcion with the computer was back. Enough, I'm keeping it.
I didn't try the other DEs. KDE is described as too much for my old Pentium IVs, and to suffer from the same ill path as Gnome, so I'll skip it. Someday I'll try the others, who knows?
Best regards,
Emerson

[Goz]

I was quite happy with Gnome 2. I wasn't following Gnome development, so I was somehow caught by surprise by Gnome 3. Well, gave it a try.
Gnome Shell didn't work in first place, due to the video driver or something. After seeing what's like in descriptions all over the web, I'm glad it didn't work.

Emerson

Tried Gnome3..I could not get Compiz to work,so that version of Mint is still sitting on my hard drive waiting to be deleted...
That being said,I voted for Mate and Xfce since they work with Compiz.