oh, here's a good example. Ubuntu Mate has, you know, to get you started, you have an Office Suite, you have a web browser, you have Video Viewer. So you have one of everything. The MX, there was multiple versions of different stuff and they were all good and nothing didn't work. But sometimes if you're starting a whole new operating system, you don't want them to be thrown with a ton of choices at the very beginning. You just want them to be able to boot into it and write their email, browse the web. Yeah, keep it simple. Yeah, keep it simple. So that's not really a criticism. It's just saying they've got so much into it. They have some really cool features of being able to make a bootable image of your currently running system, which is just a nice graphical user interface, nothing required, you know, command line. So it's really a complete system and you can just add and add and add. And I found stuff that worked well. App images worked well. Flat packs worked well. I didn't really (9/51)
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