>I don't know why people focus so much on "default" desktop environments. No desktop is more supported than another one, as long as there is a package That's n

>I don't know why people focus so much on "default" desktop environments. No desktop is more supported than another one, as long as there is a package That's not true. The "default" gets much more attention from users, and most new users will use it. In a project like Ubuntu, for example, the "default" gets more funding, more people working on it, including professionally and more tailored themes.