throw errors. When I finally did get it installed, it ran great, but I would have to ding them pretty hard on the install process. It needs to be streamlined. It needs to be a little bit clearer on some elements. It's not as easy to install as, let's say, Linux Mint or Ubuntu Mate. Pretty much, Ubuntu Mate just put the thing in, started up, and followed the prompts, and it installs almost 100% all the time. That's what I'm kind of looking for. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm just saying it needs a little work, but it's not the worst on this list. The worst is coming, I promise. If I was rating this from one to five, I'd give it a three and a half, maybe a four, but I wouldn't give it any more. I would say it would be a good choice for a new user, but just be aware that you might have a few issues getting it installed. Once it's installed, it runs great. It's kind of a rolling release also. Once you install it, it updates the packages. The same thing I dinged Sabion on was sometimes the (34/44)
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