 The ensuing controversy led Debian to consider making the Xfce environment default on Debian 7.Several independent projects were begun to keep maintaining the GNOME 2 code.Fedora did not adopt Unity, retaining its existing offering of a choice of GNOME, KDE and LXDE with GNOME being the default, and hence Red Hat Enterprise Linux (for which Fedora acts as the "initial testing ground") did not adopt Unity either.