Its not a brilliant move for Ubuntu to have emphasized so much on Unity while it is in such a preliminary stage. Unity or Gnome3 should be an option for advance users to choose from. Unless it is a tailor-made version for particular device. 
Unity and Gnome3 are still too new to be said as a success or a failure. Just like KDE 4, it was so buggy in the earlier versions, but now many users just love it badly. Nonetheless, they are all much better than Win7
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Even in Gnome2, people complained about insufficient configuration options. Half of the critic is true. For advanced users, they can always change anything in Linux. Linux is basically just text files.
If you are new to linux, the easier you can change the system, the higher chance you are going to destroy it.Experienced users who need more control over the system can always go for KDE4.
Users can always find the right DE for themselves.

Unity and Gnome3 are still too new to be said as a success or a failure. Just like KDE 4, it was so buggy in the earlier versions, but now many users just love it badly. Nonetheless, they are all much better than Win7

Even in Gnome2, people complained about insufficient configuration options. Half of the critic is true. For advanced users, they can always change anything in Linux. Linux is basically just text files.

If you are new to linux, the easier you can change the system, the higher chance you are going to destroy it.Experienced users who need more control over the system can always go for KDE4.

Users can always find the right DE for themselves.

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