LINUX ux-designing debate

[mrgoogle]

anyone here currently working as a ux-designer for a linux distro? i want to debate if the desktop environment designing is going the right direction or not ?
i want to join an open source linux ux-designing teaM.

[gonzoMD]

GNOME2/Mate is everything one needs. It is 1000 times simpler than the windows shell or this shitty ubuntu unity shell. Why develop something new when there is something almost perfect already available? The best looking one is KDE though.
No I dont work ux designer, this is just my opinion.

[mrgoogle]

1st of all; thnk u for reply and giving me some feedback, but before we start can i please know your role in the linux community; are you a designer, programmer, engineer or ect???

[Black_Fox]

i want to join an open source linux ux-designing teaM.

Enquiry on some Linux DE team forums, I don't think you'll get enough help on NT reimplementation project forums
Off the top of my head, KDE and elementaryOS projects put a high value on proper design and interface guidelines.

[Konata]

In my humble opine, everyone who doesn't use Xfce is a masochist and most likely blind.

[mrgoogle]

i want to join an open source linux ux-designing teaM.

Enquiry on some Linux DE team forums, I don't think you'll get enough help on NT reimplementation project forums
Off the top of my head, KDE and elementaryOS projects put a high value on proper design and interface guidelines.

please give me some one of those popular linux de forums that u know

[mrgoogle]

In my humble opine, everyone who doesn't use Xfce is a masochist and most likely blind.

im currently taking my marketing major in college and im really enthusiastic in studying the market indutry's response to the newest OSs like chromebooks vs mac vs windows thats well focus on market segmentation; and from my research the market industry is very choosy when it comes to the desktop environment