Yesterday I had to uninstall Xubuntu of the Netbook that I am using now and I installed it Ubuntu, so as is logical I am using Unity.
When I commented on it via Twitter some people couldn't believe it, and I don't even believe it, but it was what I had at hand and I needed to work when before. I'm not going to lie to you Unity it performs quite well and I like how practical it can be on these types of devices. I had to uninstall Xubuntu because for some reason, when activating some key combinations, everything would freeze, or sometimes the menus did not respond. At times, I had to restart the session to be able to use the Netbook again.
As you will understand, having so little time to dedicate to finding solutions, the most practical thing is to use something that works well the first time. If I had the iso of Linux Mint 13 I would have installed it, but what I had on hand was Ubuntu 12.04. So far I can't complain about anything. Although I still see that Unity it doesn't run as smoothly as I'd like, at least in the netbook it is much faster than on the PC.
When Xfce 4.10 between the Debian Testing, then I'll see what I do.. This is what my desktop looks like now 
