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I'm excited for Cosmic Desktop
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It's very bread and butter, but also very customizable. It's also decently lightweight. Not the lightest, but a good compromise between both.
Some distros don't have the best default config, though.
Yes, and the desktop is delightfully simple. Makes older hardware feel new but still looks good enough on modern hardware.