DesktopX is a program that enables users to build their own desktops. It was designed to turn the desktop into putty. That is, you could make pretty much anything with it. "Anything" has included "widgets", super icons, alternative shell-type environments, and more.
Since its release 1.0 release in 2000, DesktopX has faced stiff competition in programs that specialize on a particular aspect covered by DesktopX. With Windows Vista due out at the end of 2006, the question must be asked -- where should DesktopX go? This article talks about some of Stardock's thoughts on the matter and you're invited to participate in the discussion.
