key, but it's in the menus as the Ubuntu MATE guide. When you are running Ubuntu MATE, you click on menu and Ubuntu MATE guide is there. And that's what that is. And then having done that, I realized that two things. First, that the help wasn't there for Ubuntu MATE. And although Linux Mint had a user guide, there was no real good publication for a user guide. Now, some sort of technical manual, if you will, for Ubuntu MATE. So I wrote the first outline for an Ubuntu MATE guide that eventually turned into two different books. One for users switching from Windows or Mac to Linux, and the other one for a little more in depth. That provides people who have adopted Ubuntu MATE a little more detail on not just the operating system and how to personalize it for your own use, but walks through some of the main applications in the operating system as it comes out of the box, as opposed to the things that you can add yourself. Just the default applications, what they do, how they're intended to (31/83)
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