Or you can lay it out like the latest Ubuntu or anything else you want with the quick selection in Ubuntu tweak of a panel layout. And you don't even have to restart the computer to make that switch. So it's really, really easy. That's why I recommend it. And that's what I think of it. Can you tell I'm a fanboy? Yeah, you're a fanboy. And I have to say, I've got it running right now and it runs really well. So what impressed me was the low requirements. But what I got a bigger kick out of is you have under developers, you get a mention. And it says Larry Bushee, documentation writer and author of Ubuntu Mate Upgrading from Windows or OS X right on their website. And I'm jealous. So the book we already described, but what they're talking about a documentation writer is when you go into Ubuntu Mate and you tap the applications or the menu button. And you type in the word help right after you do that. There's a help system built in there and I wrote that. So it's the documentation that (18/44)
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