It's certainly simple to use; it has fewer customizable features out of the box than any distro I've ever seen. I primarily install it on adults' whose childre

It's certainly simple to use; it has fewer customizable features out of the box than any distro I've ever seen. I primarily install it on adults' whose children have left home and older people's computers (which are disproportionately devices powerful enough to run Vista but with <4GB RAM), put the three or four apps they need in Plank, integrate their email, and transfer over their bookmarks and contacts, and leave them to it. I don't even tell them it's Linux. It runs well on older hardware, has excellent support, and looks nice. Besides Skype's shit Linux support, it's a perfect platform for them to digitally reconnect with family and friends without having to worry about any unnecessary details. For it's downsides, it's less responsive than OS X, or animations and actions don't feel as tight, and it really doesn't want to be tinkered with. As a general use OS, though, it's pretty complete.