Proposal for F22 Desktop Enviroment

Hello everyone, I have been talking with Stephen about a DE for F22 and he has given me a green light for proposing just that so here it goes: Objective for proposal: -To implement a desktop environment for F22 Server. -Let the user have a choice for going to a DE or bare CLI. -Have a GUI toolbox to diagnose hardware and networks. Justification for proposal: The addition of a DE to F22 (x86) would give system admins a choice of going to headless or use GUI interface. Additionally many companies do not have the resources to have rack cabinets or extra machines to access the Cockpit (Most of these companies are small businesses). Also there are some software packages that need a desktop interface to install such as Bitnami (https://bitnami.com/) or Oracle Database, this not only applies to open source software but proprietary software which mostly installs on a GUI interface. Sidenote: Even the Windows Server has a GUI and if you want to go to just a plain CLI then you can do that. So why not Fedora Server? Implementation: Wayland as a display server with KDE or Gnome (per Server SIG's suggestions) as the default DE. Most of the applications if not all will be removed including widgets and any fancy graphics. Also this would be a great opportunity to apply some GUI tools such as Wireshark to the DE. Notes for KDE: KDE's "Netbook Workspace" might be a good starting point to have since it's designed for "Quick-use", might be minimal enough for a server environment. Alternative DE: I would also like to propose a LXDE or LXQt as a alternative DE because both KDE and Gnome are both heavy DE's in terms of RAM and widgets / flair. Also there stripped enough that they will do the job just as well as a heavily modified KDE and Gnome. That is all, the floor is open to anyone. I am very open to constructive criticism.