I take it back. Unity is cool.
To rehash a tired argument:<p>Removing the menu from the window to a common location is still a big usability fail. Not because it's worse than having the functionality bound to the window itself (personally I believe it is, but I could get used to it) but because it's the only major Linux desktop that does this, and as such most of the apps anyone is going to run, are going to be built with that in mind. It's usually not such a big deal to overload the menus with Gnome and KDE, but with Unity it is.<p>And having it double as a title bar is just stupid. Screen real estate isn't at the premium they think it is.<p>I tried Unity with 11.04 and hated it. The bugs didn't bother me but the design did. I'll be sticking with KDE.