They took Arch and made it easier to use for the everyday user, not for the elite, the guys that can compile their own kernels and build from source. They're going to use Arch and that's great. You've got Slackwave, you've got Arch, you've got Gen2. But for a new user coming from Windows or Mac OS, you're just not going to say, hey, okay, so here's the instruction to build from source and they're just going to look at you like you've lost your mind. That's why we try to always have multiple options. One of them that just as a sneak preview is when elementary is coming out with their new version, I'm going to look at it because I found that Mac OS users or OS X users like that and it's easy to understand. And sometimes when people are coming, they just kind of want something different. They want something to get their stuff done, but they want something that is different from what they had been using. So that's why we always try to find great options. Ubuntu MATE does a great thing (36/41)
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