pronounced mate because it's the name comes from the yerba mate plant. So which is mate. And you know, it's M-A-T-E, which is in English, even English from England is mate. So I have no problem with people calling it mate. Anyway, in answer to your question, Ubuntu Mate is the distribution that I recommend to everybody when they talk to me at first about wanting to switch over to Linux. And the reason I do that is because, as you could tell from the minimum hardware requirements, it'll run on just about any computer out there. It runs very quickly. It's easy to use and to set up in the way that you want it set up to run your computer. And you know, that's described as ease of use in most parts. And yes, it's easy to use for sure. But it's also something that is easy to get into, easy to install, easy to understand. And it has pre-installed most of the software that most people will want to use, things like an office suite and a file manager. And it was described as an archive manager (16/44)
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