Ubuntu MATE is simple and flexible. You can enjoy a desktop environment that is lightweight and familiar, especially if you used Ubuntu versions under 10.10.
It's based on Ubuntu latest LTS release, so you will have a very stable experience, compatible with older and newer hardware.
MATE desktop environment is lightweight and should work fine even with no graphics card and lower RAM and processor specifications.
Ubuntu MATE brings the stability of Ubuntu 12.04 plus the interface you're used to. So, you don't need to be stuck at 10.04 :)
Features
- MATE as default desktop environment (+ Caja, Atril, MATE Terminal and other forks by MATE Desktop developers)
- Stable, fast and easy to use desktop environment
- Comes with some extra themes
- Stable operating system, based on Ubuntu latest LTS (Long Term Support) release.
- Use MDM as login manager, it's easily customizable and fully compatible with MATE.
- Comes with VLC as default video player, Exaile as default audio player, Synaptic instead of Ubuntu Software Centre, Pidgin instead of Empathy...
- You don't need to relearn how to use your desktop after every single release.
- Desktop is clean and you can change it the way you want.
- Can run on older hardware and at computers with low specs.
- And more.
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Hello, i have a problem with the login, is asking a password
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Hello, i have a problem with the login, is asking a password
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Hi, My name is Brett Wiley, I am a Ubuntu MATE Remix team member. I have started working on Ubuntu MATE Remix with Martin Wimpress (MATE Desktop developer) and Alan Pope (Canonical Enginering Manager). Would you like to join our team, so we can all work together and try to get Ubuntu MATE Remix "blessed" as an official Ubuntu flavour? Let me know you thoughts. Regards, Brett Wiley bytheskylight@gmail.com
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I would like to thank you for this. It was exactly what I was looking for.
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Returning from the fabled 10.04 LTS, I have tried both 12.04 LTS and Linux Mint 13/16. While the Unity interface has a certain appeal, I found it very unstable and lacking in configuration. The optional Gnome 3 Classic is bugged. It's also a rather weighty distro. In Mint I spent a lot of time plugging holes only to find new ones. I would call this version of 12.04 the "real" LTS, though there's a few rough edges (such as left-over PPAs). The MATE interface doesn't quite live up to the old Gnome 2 yet, but it 'just works'. Hope to see this in 14.04 next year.