yeah, I do need to see that shiny new toy. And so, but no, really, there is a reason, and that is a really good question. So don't hate on me for what I'm about to say. This is my opinion, my opinion only, and my views are not those of going Linux or Larry Bushy. I had to put that legal disclaimer in. There are different types of interfaces, and hear me out, you understand where I'm going with this. And each one has a different type of workflow that work best for them. Like you, you like Mate. And I liked Cinnamon because it was very Windows type, not Windows, but Windows type. Well, Ubuntu is like that for me. Don't misunderstand me that Budgie was great, but it was not exactly what I wanted, and it still felt unnatural. I know you can get used to different workflows, but I'm thinking, why should I have to? So we had talked about this before on the show, and between ourselves, that if we want to have people adopt Linux, it must be easy to use, easy to install, and an interface needs (19/38)
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