However, Ubuntu MATE 19.10 also comes with the “Brisk” menu launcher, which was originally developed for the Budgie desktop. You for sure know the traditional MATE menu: This makes the MATE desktop capable of providing an amazing experience out-of-the-box for KDE, Unity, macOS, elementary and Windows users with no hassle at all.Īnother good thing about Ubuntu MATE is that it comes with multiple application launchers.
The availability of such options pre-configured for the user to choose in a single click is quite amazing. This is how some layouts would look like: This is also good because it means Ubuntu MATE 20.04 LTS would be glorious, but let’s leave that to time now and read what we have about 19.10. When comparing all the distributions of Fedora, Ubuntu, Mint, Manjaro, Debian, Arch, MX Linux and many other distributions that we tested, only Ubuntu MATE 19.10 was able to stand out the most. Doesn’t require a prior experience to use it.Suitable for university students, teachers, engineers, average SMBs workers and basically anybody who isn’t developing nukes.Generally stable and bug-free, does not show them error messages from time to time.Supports any hardware they may have, especially the modern one.Have a good appearance and look & feel by default.Have a good access to a wide range of software and packages.Can be configured however they like, but not bloated with configuration options.Have a desktop that doesn’t lag or freeze.Does not consume a lot of resources by default.Still, we stand behind that word because in general, and talking about desktop Linux here, users usually want a Linux distribution that fulfills the following criteria: It becomes similar to comparing apples and oranges in order to find the “best” between them, which doesn’t make any sense.
In today’s post, you’ll read a full review of Ubuntu MATE 19.10, and why we think it was the best this year.īut what do we mean when we say “ Best“? Is it the best for newbie users or advanced? Is it best in terms of being bug-free & stable or best in terms of what? It would be honest to say that there’s no universal definition for such thing. Some of them have separate complete reviews for them, while others were just tested but not released on the website.Ī lot of Linux distributions were released in 2019, but having put our hands of tens of them, we can comfortably say that Ubuntu MATE was the best Linux distribution of 2019. To do that, we apply a wide-range of reviewing criteria on all of the major Linux distributions released during that year. Offering various desktop workflows, good customization and old & new hardware support at the same time makes it indeed the best of what’s released this year.Įach year, the FOSS Post chooses the best desktop Linux distribution released during the year. The Ubuntu MATE 19.10 distribution is an extraordinary distribution that combines tons of features that do not exist in its sister distributions.
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