Plasma. I have it configured to match my workflow.
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I use Gnome on my Thinkpad. That machine has an i7 and 16gb of ram. Ok my tiny Chromebook I got Mate. Very lightweight and almost as many features as Gnome.
@aMalayali I'm quite happy with Cinnamon in the moment but I know what you mean. If my daily work experience with Cinnamon would suffer, I would also go back to XFCE.
I'm really liking Budgie, can't wait for version 11 when they ditch the gnome libs/apps.