Whenever you are trying to remove a DE, first switch to the original/different DE and only then should you follow the "Removal" procedure.After installing/removing remember to reboot your computer for the changes to take effect.First read the complete guide and then follow. While following the steps do not read and follow altogether.There are more desktop environments out there, but I have taken the pain of covering only the popular ones.Having several desktop environments can cause themeing issues like the same icon theme or gtk theme might be applied to other desktop environments.However, if you still don't like it, I have also mentioned the removal instructions of each DE. If you don't like your new DE, do not remove it straightaway, you might start liking it after sometime.There are chances that you might break your OS while installing the new DE, so make sure to create a backup before you proceed.If you want the best experience consider using a distro that uses the DE of your choice out of the box. I do not recommend installing a new DE unless the current one does not fit your needs.For example: You will not get GNOME 40 or above in Zorin OS 16, instead you will get GNOME 38. You will need to add third party PPA for that, which I don't recommend because they may not be stable. You will NOT get the latest version of the Desktop Environment.Important! Read these instructions before proceeding:
BUDGIE DESKTOP DISAPPEARING AFTER MOVING DOCK TO TOP INSTALL
Thus, I felt the need to create a tutorial that would help others install the DE of their choice. I have also noticed that many here have broken their OS while installing a new desktop environment. I have noticed that many users in this forum use a different DE (Desktop Environment) in their respective operating systems which may arouse curiosity among other users.
Linux users are often very experimental and want to try something new just because exploring Linux is fun. Update: :-Added an instruction and cleaned GNOME installation guide.
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