Project: Linux Kodachi
Version: 6.0
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 0
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Fantastic!!!! Pure genius even us simpletons can use it right out the box .many thanks
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Project: Debian
Version: unstable
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 6
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even the unstable version is Rock Solid.
its the other distros which use frequent update. But I have been using the unstable/sid version since 8 months and I like it.
I use the pantheon desktop on top of debian which is a custom version of elementary OS.
But Debian is so convenient I will not move to any other distro.
I have seen Redhat, Fedora, Puppy, elementary OS, Manjaro, Zorin, Ubuntu,and I am stuck with Debian.
No hassels OS
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Project: Porteus
Version: 4.0
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 0
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I have been using Lubuntu 18.04 on my live USB with persistent data for a while, but as soon as I hard reset (without letting it reboot normally) everything goes bonkers (because with persistent data you need to restart for changes to take effect). Having to reinstall and download the apps through the software center/terminal everytime it happened was a hassle, and considering they changed desktop enviroment, I was in need of another USB live distro with LXDE Desktop Enviroment (since it's the one I've the most experience with)
Porteus gets the job done, this distro was made for USB drives, no contest. I've made a little list of pros Porteus has over Lubuntu with persistent data, if anyone is interested:
Pros:
- Smaller ISO size, so more USB drives available to install it on.
- Boots faster than Lubuntu (understandable since Lubuntu is meant to install on HDD).
- Can encrypt persistent data.
- Easier way to backup persistent data to HDD (normally I keep the ".dat" file on the same USB so I can use on other computers).
- Barely any programs, which means you can customize it the programs you and only you use (for example I use Waterfox instead of Firefox so I can save even more space by not having Firefox on the ISO), Modules and AppImages are an amazing way of doing this.
- Survives crashes (boots to desktop as if nothing happened).
- You can get all your programs working without the need of using internet, provided you already downloaded the Modules/AppImages to your HDD beforehand, good for people with limited internet or data plans.
- PrintScreen Key has a menu which allows you to resize screenshots (Lubuntu just saves the whole screen to another folder without letting you know).
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Project: Linux Lite
Version: 4.2
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 0
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Linux Lite is a great distro for new users switching from Windows 7 (maybe the best). However Linux Lite is much more than just a "starter" distro. Functionally speaking, it offers pretty much everything Ubuntu or Linux Mint offer. While the Xfce desktop is not glamourous out of the box, it does allow tinkers to heavily modify the UI appearance. I see Linux Lite as a great option for average users wanting to breathe new life into an old Windows machine.
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 18.3
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 2
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On the internet a 32bit machine with Linux Mint runs faster than a 64bit machine with Windows10
I like it because I can watch streaming TV channels
sadly it doesn't update Libre Office or Octave
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Project: Redcore Linux
Version: 1812
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 0
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Looks a good distribution. I didn´t see any problem at this point. I feel using calculate linux but modificated for home users. One down side is a lack of applications due the size of repositories. But it´s ok, its new yet. I´m using now the KDE Plasma. I don´t like LXQt due the minimalistic thing. Well, let´s see if it will keep stable. Give a try!
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 7
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MX is stable and works fine here. The installation process is easy and have a good hardware detection and a good repository as well.
Thank you for this software and keep working on it.
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Project: Antergos
Version: 19.1
Rating: 7
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 3
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The main problem is to start the installation program on some computers. Sometimes the initial logo runs indefinitely and the system does not work, instead it runs smoothly on other computers. They are not able to determine where the problem is and solve it. If you succeed to install it is a good and elegant system, easy to customize.
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Project: HardenedBSD
Version: 12-1200058
Rating: 8
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 0
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Installed on a dell inspiron laptop, hoping against belief that it would not have the same flaws on this laptop as its namesake freebsd. Too much to ask of though.
I could go into the graphic issue inherited from freebsd - the intel driver does not have a lot of screen resolutions, and certainly not wide-screen 16:9 resolutions, which means you are stuck with its fantastically tight screen resolution something like 3200xwhatever. You have to increase the DPI to at least double if not three times to to be able to see with comfort fonts, icons etc...
Trouble with Mate desktop - nothing much would open, but better luck with XFCE.
Then of course, just like freebsd, some applications can not adapt to high resolution, and a high DPI, and are either too small or too large.
For myself, overall, too much of a struggle for my aging eyes to cope with.
Still gave it an eight though!
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Project: Lubuntu
Version: 18.10
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 1
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Best fixed release distro with LXQt. Nice artwork, good selection of default apps, Ubuntu base for max application support... A really promising start with LXQt for Lubuntu! Works great and looks great.
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Project: Ubuntu Budgie
Version: 18.10
Rating: 7
Date: 2019-02-15
Votes: 2
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Pros:
-- Budgie is nice. Integrates seamlessly with all the proprietary ported apps that think everyone uses GNOME, while being more customizable OOTB and a whole lot faster. On the 3.30 base it just flies.
-- One of the few "respin" distros to actually make a serious effort to customize their base system. Loads and loads of stuff you won't get with stock Budgie.
Cons:
-- Basically uses a forked version of Budgie ported to a newer (3.30) GNOME stack than the upstream variant is designed for. Practically this is OK, but there are some glitches (especially regarding animations and menus) you wouldn't get with Solus or UBudgie 18.04.
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Project: Porteus
Version: 4.0
Rating: 5
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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I wanted to like this distro, but I found it a bit un-intuitive -- the USM, for example. What really got me disappointed is the less than simple way to create a bootable USB. The instructions on the website for crating a USB from an existing Linux system failed to produce a bootable USB. Then the instruction on the same website for crating a bootable USB from Porteus CD also failed to produce a bootable USB. I finally found the correct instruction and was able to create a USB. For every other distro, I was able to easily crate a bootable USB with simply using dd if= of=/dev/sdb. Of course this does not work for Porteus.
Once I got it running I liked the speed and the simplicity, but I did not like the USM. I guess that is the Slackware aspect of it. I was able to install some packages, but the whole thing about the databases was confusing. I did not get the concept of Slackware packages vs. Porteus packages. Maybe if I took more time to understand it, I'd like it better, but I was turned off that it was not more intuitive. I did not want to invest the time to learn it especially given the faulty information on the website about USB media creation. I did like the system-info program. It tells you everything about your system in one place -- that is a 10.
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Project: Slackware Linux
Version: 14.2
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 2
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stable base, and everything works out of the box on my thinkpad T440p, and it's very lightweight and fast.
Very modular because no dependency resolver so you can manage package yourself, and many package from slackbuild are fresh, and you can build package from there easily with sbotools
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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Despite having an old laptop (2006 Dell inspiron 1318) it installed and worked like a charm. Gave like to a dusty throwaway.
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Project: Linux Lite
Version: 4.2
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 3
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What a great little distro. I guess I shouldn't call it "little" because I have all the same programs I previously used with Linux Mint...Firefox, Thunderbird, GIMP, Inkscape, Libre Office, VLC etc. I wonder how they made the distro lighter and quicker? The only tradeoff is that I can't have the Cinnamon desktop. At first it was a turnoff, but then I learned how customizable Xfce is. Now I love it.
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Project: Solus
Version: 3.9999
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 3
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Not a single breakage since first installation (2017.01.01.0).
As comparison Manjaro - which is also a curated rolling release broke twice on the same machine (First install was 16.10. There was a breakage in April 2017, so I installed version 17.0 then another breakage last month and I installed 18.0.2).
So among both, Solus is clearly the winner although it has a much smaller repository (but tbqf, all I need is available).
I really recommend this distribution !
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Project: AV Linux
Version: 2017.4.9
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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I tried avl64 2017 for a number of months and really like all it's features. I've added whatever I wanted mostly through synaptic, but built some sourcecode compilitions, too. Slick and easy as ever. Did mostly audio stuff so far, but will download the latest version only if this one needs an upgrade, but works well at everything i tried. Next, I'm trying this old 2009 thinkpad at Blender animation.
I like to use Debian for it's completness and robustness and PuppyLinux for it's quickness.
AVLinux is now the distro I coin as "Debian packed with digital usefulness."
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Project: KDE neon
Version: 20190124
Rating: 5
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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It looks good but CPU is noisy and I cannot stand it.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 4
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Pros:
Configurability. Snappiness. Have it looking like Elementary with cpu, ram, swap, hdd, and network monitors in the toolbar. Beautiful and efficient. Very small footprint, and running with no issues on a very old desktop with low specs. Has given it new life, literally. Was about to be thrown out by our IT director, and i saved it instead with this gorgeous, lightweight distro.
Cons:
Not a fan of Thunar
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Project: Linux Lite
Version: 4.2
Rating: 1
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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I had high hopes for Linux Lite, both Vers. 3.8 and 4.2. Would not install on my Lenovo Thinkpad T420. The Thinkpads are some of the most Linux compatible laptops on the market. The cursor just sat at the Installation Type screen spinning minute after minute. There is obviously something seriously wrong somewhere with these two versions. Never tried to install earlier versions. Both Linux Mint 19 Xfce and MX-Linux 17/18 Xfce installed perfectly without a hitch. I have been using PCs for 35 years and Windows/Linux for 30+ years and I know buggy software when I see it. Linux Lite is definitely buggy!
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 12
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I absolutely LOVE MX.
On a USB, MX is a great distro, and built upon the wonderful Debian.
Fantastic work on this one!
Thank you for the hard work!
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Project: Linux Mint
Version: 19.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 2
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If you're coming from another OS and looking for a highly polished Linux distro to serve as your day to day operating system, a distro you'll instantly feel at home with, Linux Mint 19.1 is, IMHO, far and away your best choice.
If 14 years with desktop Linux have taught me anything it's that with hundreds of wannabe distro developments out there vying for attention, the best choice you have, if you want to get real work done without a lot of messing around getting things working, is to make your selection among the top 10 distros listed in Distrowatch's page hit rankings. They're in that elite group because they are, by world wide consensus, the best of the best when it comes to desktop Linux.
Today it's Manjaro, MX Linux, Linux Mint, Elementary and Ubuntu topping the list. Not long ago Linux Mint topped that list for a very long time. Before long the pecking order will shift again. That's the nature of the beast. Relative popularity is always in flux. In the long run though the distros you find in the top 10 will largely remain there because they are, quite simply, the best of the best.
So the question comes down to, "Among those top 10, what's best for me?"
If the answer you seek is a desktop OS that "Just Works!", with everything need to get things done right from the start, plus a polished traditional desktop environment you'll feel instantly comfortable with no matter your computing background, Linux Mint 19.1 is, without hesitation, your best choice.
Try them all, see for yourself. If you're at all like multiple millions of users worldwide you'll settle on Linux Mint as the distro most suited to the sort of real world get things done desktop computing you do day to day. Take it from someone who's tried the rest and come back to the best!
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Project: Antergos
Version: 19.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 1
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A useless system, I cold not boot it form usb, I saw a warning bootloader not found or something like that.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 18.0.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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In time of install were strange errors on 2016 laptop!
No recognized local network shares and DLNA ervers.
No see non-mtp phones with Android 8/9
No easy way to install version of the software I need in particular.
I am tired to write NO.
Throw awau all conception about to update and update and update ...
When to work and get my goals with this tool ?
Not recomended to homeworkers, kids and small business users.
Period.
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Project: Ubuntu
Version: 18.10
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 5
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SUPERIOR!!!!!!!!!!!!
ALL WORKS on HP laptops!!!
Samba , Smartphone Android 7/8/9, iPhone X, TouchScreen with multitouch (not like in macbooks but really 3 after Apple and Microsoft), Bluetooth Headsets/Keyboard/Mouse, NVMe SSD, WiFi but I think crappy Intel did poor driver for Linux: I changed to Atheros excellent work!, all hardware work even fans and power management are superior including hibernation!
GUI KDE Kubuntu and Gnome works just work perfect! Wobby and Magic Lamp effect kids love it! and started to use Linux!
Like implementation Snap (it still more superior in terms of regular use and in terms how to design well and take right ways than FlatPak(virtualization and time consuming) and AppImage (its just obsolete revived idea again).
So
1. in the end from view of homemakers Ubuntu/Kubuntu is 10 of 10
2. in view of Kids Kubuntu 10 of 10, gnome much less though:-( Kids like GUI effects!
3. in view of business user Kubuntu 10 of 10, Gnome 10 of 10.
There is NO view of students of programming department or scince or economic departments and NO opinion from school workers.
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Project: Q4OS
Version: 2.7
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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I installed this on a Acer One and it runs great. I tried many distros before this one with not much luck.
I give it a 10 because of the way it runs on the little netbook.
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Project: Gentoo Linux
Version: stable
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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Granted Gentoo is not a distribution for everyone, but if you like the idea of the freedom in linux and you have a couple of years experience with linux, give it a shoot.
In my opinion gentoo is the best distribution.
Gentoo is the only distribution (and I've tried a couple diffrent linux distribution in the last 20years), that you can complety forge to your ideas.
Pros:
- absolute freedom: configure the software with the dependencies you like/want
- you learn very much about linux
- absolutly stable, I've never had any mayor problem with gentoo upgrades
- best comunity
Cons:
- some packages take some time to install
- if you are new to linux: very steep learning curve
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Project: HardenedBSD
Version: 11-1100056.7
Rating: 8
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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Looked like a great alternative to other FreeBSD variants which are not security focused. Installation is seamless, as well as package management. However, development clearly prioritises server, and not desktop appliances, judging by the lack of video drivers for example. Overall I was glad to try this OS, though in my case it wasn't suitable.
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Project: Artix Linux
Version: 2018.10.04
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 2
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It loses 1 point for not being "complete" out of the box... In a previous review I gave it one star for being broken as downloaded, the system installed flawlessly but did not update afterwards without intervention. The system returns a series of errors trying to update with pacman for the first time. After some digging the solution is to run >>>>>> " pacman -Syu --overwrite etc/artix-release "
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Project: Porteus Kiosk
Version: 4.8.0
Rating: 3
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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It's my second short review (Asus T100TA User). It's getting weird. Distro is updated, packages are updated but most important thing, Firefox Browser is obsolete 52.9.0 ESR version. Don't understand why developer didn't update it to version ESR 60.x.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 8
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 1
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Just switched from Debian to MX as my daily driver.
After running MX in a VM for a while I began to realise the out of the box experience is more or less what I was striving to achieve with Debian Stretch.
It's quick, the Xfce implementation is crisp and visually appealing and it includes some decent quality of life features without leaning towards bloat. Being a Windows user for work I had to change the Xfce panel from vertical to horizontal. This was surprisingly easy. Not that it's ever been difficult as such but at least with Xfce 4.12.3 panel items seem to logically place themselves with no unexpected tinkering required.
No driver issues, no random hangs, flawless bluetooth mouse pairing and included applications that work.
As much as I love Debian for the fact it spawned (IMO) the greatest consumer ready distros, I did find some annoying quirks that left me scratching my head.
For the average user I believe for now that MX sits in the goldilocks position. Snappy and bloat free but with the included tools to make it as lean or bloaty as you like without much effort. Plus of course .deb gives you the option of old school double click Windows style installing if you really can't be bothered.
I agree with the previous review though. It can't be a perfect 10 without a nice GUI software center. Synaptic will hold it back from appealing to the Mint camp.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 6
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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A little faster than vanilla Debian on low-spec hardware. But the snappiness comes with a price: It's quirky and probably not suited for beginners.
Synaptic is fine, but MX lacks a decent, user-friendly software center.
Thunar, the XFCE file manager, is dated and terrible.
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Project: Refracta
Version: 9.0-20190206
Rating: 8
Date: 2019-02-14
Votes: 0
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This distro does have a lot of good points - the best from my p.o.v is the lack of metapackages. Oh how I hate trying to remove something only to get wrapped up in bad metapackage hell!!!!
Refracta's design prevents that and makes it a joy to work with. It reflects concern in the way it has been built which is really appreciated.
OK you do need to add some stuff to make it do all you want - printer drivers etc.
For me the big plus however is that MX-18 refuses to recognise, acknowledge or see SD cards on my machine. Refracta just says Hi and mounts it like it should. Coupled with a few other pluses makes it a winner for me in the non-systemd stakes.
I installed on a system with stuff on the /home partition I wanted to keep - which they do say is experimental! Didn't lose anything but the new user account was not created properly. Someone else has mentioned this issue. No big deal but took a bit of scratching around to resolve and I suspect it would not be a problem on a clean drive.
I'm not sure this would be a good starting point for a beginner, but if you appreciate linux like it used to be then it's a ball!
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 8
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One of the easiest and fastest distros I have played with.
Using it on my production machine daily.
Runs well on my old X131.
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Project: Manjaro Linux
Version: 18.0.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 6
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Manjaro runs well on older computers. In my opinion it is an easy distro, for beginners as well. I have XCFE on my old laptop, KDE on my newer one. KDE desktop is beautiful in Manjaro.
Manjaro Settings Manager is a great tool. Very easy to use, switch kernel, install language packs etc.
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Project: antiX
Version: 17.3.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 8
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If you are looking for a fancy,shiny desktop this probably isn't right for you.But if speed and stability are most important to you,you will be happily surprised.
Interesting distro with outstanding live-usb options. I rate it 10,even my weakest hardware is revived.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 1
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 8
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Yes, it was install easily. But after reboot after installation system was not boot with initramfs error. I tried on a few different PCs, I encounter the same result.
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Project: Kali Linux
Version: 2018.4
Rating: 2
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 0
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Maybe good for hacking code, but sucks as an OS.
Nothing but problems OTB.
Not for average Linux user.
Average software that comes with Distros is either not present or simply does not work!
The worst Distro I have ever tested/used! ( I have tested /used Antergos Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Centos, Manjaro, and Debian - I am going back to Antergos!)
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Project: Namib GNU/Linux
Version: 18.08
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 1
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I like Namib. It’s fast and light and easy on the eyes (if you like the default red/black colors).
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Project: batocera.linux
Version: 5.18
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 0
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Running on an old PC, gives me everything I need in a retro gaming system.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 3
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Excellent.
it's a great distro!!
You simply install it and it works.
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Project: Artix Linux
Version: 2018.10.04
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 1
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Installation is straightforward. Installing the base-version does require some reading ; installing the lxqt-version only requires half-dozen inputs.
Initial upgrade can be a bit tricky. Read up on pacman though and everything will be revealed.
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Project: SystemRescueCd
Version: 6.0.1
Rating: 3
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 2
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5.3.2 was perfect and had a ~560MB image fitting on a CD. It was fine booting via PXE, NFS, TFTP, HTTP in a LAN.
But now we have a SystemRescueDVD image of ~890MB !!!
Is it the price to transition from Gentoo OpenRC to ArchLinux Systemd ?
It has been a real swiss army knife for many years but now it is sadly over for me.
5.3.2 should be forked.
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Project: Trisquel GNU/Linux
Version: 8.0
Rating: 8
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 0
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trisquel is well refined, i try various linux distros on a old acer 5315, t8300 cpu, 3gb ram, even using this trisquel boots fast & i do mean fast, compared to the other distros i have tried , everything seems to run fast and smooth,no crashing or freezing, the browser is a modified version of firefox altered for more privacy.
if i had to sum it up pros> fast boot,fast running, browser with enhanced privacy,perfectly suitable for everyday os.
neg > this is being picky & a struggle if im honest browser still needs about:config settings altering for max privacy & correct addons added, firejail would be nice,as would macchanger to auto change mac address, other than that after downloading my vpn app i cant find a workaround for my vpn app cannot connect to daemon but thats down to the app (systemd) not trisquel.
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Project: Redcore Linux
Version: 1812
Rating: 1
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 2
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This is my third and final time trying this distro. It was a great idea, but it just simply doesn't work as intended. It gets 1 point for effort (and the fact that I can't rate it a zero). I used Redcore daily for months on 17.xx, then when 17.10 or whatever version it was after the first 17.xx version the problems began. 18.03 even more problems, and now 18.12. Calamares works fine on other distros, but not Redcore. The second I establish a network connection, all the apps stop responding, the mouse works, all the other ttys work, it just loses the ability to run any and all apps within the live environment. There is a small number of people working on this project. I wish some of these smaller entities with great ideas (like Redcore) would team up with some other smaller projects with similar goals, meet in the middle for what to use as their base, and get some work done. It had so much potential, and now with the last three attempts being a horrible experience, it could get totally 100 percent fixed in the future, and I would never know how great it is because I'm never trying Redcore again.
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Project: Refracta
Version: 9.0-20190206
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-13
Votes: 0
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I would have given this a 10 but it lacks some aesthetic visuals for my taste but thit is a very minor gripe considering the hard work put into this distro by the maintainer. Well done to all involved!
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Project: Refracta
Version: 9.0-20190206
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-12
Votes: 6
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Easily downloaded this iso from a link at dev1galaxy dot org, to the new refracta homepage.
It's just over 700MB, so burning to a cd-rw was out - and that's about the only 'con' I can think of!
Install procedure was painless & friendly, with some extra info to assist in choices.
I'm not a big fan of Xfce, but I gotta say, the design/layout/themes/icons -- made for a good
experience for me.
And for installed packages...it has what you need to get - surfing, listening to tunes/videos,
write your novel, and more!
This OS is gonna stay in my daily use laptop!
Thanks for taking the time, putting this together ~ and passing it out!!
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-12
Votes: 7
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Have found the distro over the past year of use serviceable with mostly flawless function and easy upgrading, easier to use than Ubuntu flavors or Mint Linux and with many pluses including MX Conky and ability to seamlessly make USB install downloads.
A minor glitch, likely common to all Debian systems would be best improved though this business of ALSA Bluetooth loading to get consistent functioning of audio awaits resolution, probably from the Debian upstream quarters. I had managed to find a solution to the Bluetooth problems initially for use of headsets, but whether it was a quirk of chance or whether it was subverted by software upgrading is unclear to me as Bluetooth audio reception was only available a bit over 2 weeks. Supposed fixes noted on support sites result in futility with none acting as supposed. In a pinch, I can use wired headsets, but why Debian Linux in general continue to have this issue seems to me unclear.
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Project: MX Linux
Version: 18.1
Rating: 9
Date: 2019-02-12
Votes: 1
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very newbie friendly, good learning curve, to fast for me! very stable... .... ...
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Project: Solus
Version: 3.9999
Rating: 10
Date: 2019-02-12
Votes: 2
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This works with my computer even if it's a little old. My only criticism of this is the batch boot sequence, there should be a splash screen to hide that because many non tech savvy people are a little bit paranoid with batch file boot sequence.
Plus there are still redundant apps in the software center hope they'll be able to clean that up and just leave the latest and greatest apps. Because some apps are already abandonedware the developer don't really update it anymore.
Other than that every thing is smooth and slick hope it will be the new top 1 Linux distro!
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