A classic one - how does look your desktop?

[Tomaaz]

BunsenLabs Linux - a perfect (for me, of course  ) distro based on Debian.

[Aurel]

Well according to this :

System requirements

BunsenLabs is a Debian Stretch desktop with custom configurations and some additions. Hence, the hardware recommendations from the Debian project apply for both 32bit and 64bit systems:
RAM (minimum)    RAM (recommended)    Hard Drive (recommended)
256M    1G    10G

Depending on the applications and feature set you decide to use (especially if you do not run a graphical desktop), the system may run fine with less resources. An installation from the live ISOs uses approximately 2.1G of space on the hard drive.

not look bad at all
i must say that dont like debin based cr*p ( i tried long time ado Lubuntu-not bad)
but this one really look nice 

[Tomaaz]

It's great, because it's minimalist. No desktop icons. To fully customise the panel or main menu you need to edit a configuration files. To update the system, you need to learn basic terminal stuff. But after you've spent 1 hour on customisation it's so transparent, fast and lightweight that I wouldn't swap it for anything else.

[Cybermonkey]

Raspbian Stretch mit XFCE Desktop

[Cybermonkey]

I guess I broke my Raspbian with configuring XFCE too much. I started new and now I am using the PIXEL desktop with compton for composite effects ...

[Tomaaz]

LxPup running from USB stick, with persisting storage and full access to all drives, of course. As you can see, the laptop has only 2 GB of RAM (it's 5 years old and was the cheapest option then, so CPU is not great either  ), but LxPup flies on it.

EDIT If it wasn't for the "always root" thing, LxPup would be my main distro.

[Tomaaz]

Porteus LXDE

[Cybermonkey]

New working desktop on Pop!_OS

[Cybermonkey]

I newly installed Linux Mint on my main desktop PC because I installed a SSD into it. (Now boots in 14 seconds  ).
On my mini PC I am also using Linux Mint. Because of that and because I am using two monitors this can be quite confusing especially if one is on the left and the other on the right monitor displayed. So I ended up with two different themes using the same background mirrored... But have a look for yourself.

[Mike Lobanovsky]

It would be awesome to have a horizontally tilable background image for the two halves of the virtual desktop to fit seamlessly at the desktop center.

[Cybermonkey]

And now my new macOS High Sierra desktop ... didn't know how easy a Hackintosh can be set up with KVM. (Since I use this old FX 8350 CPU newer than High Sierra is not possible - but my new PC will be assembled soon ...)
Added another screen showning neofetch and inxi.