Okay, I tried this out, and am fairly unimpressed so far: - The installer has dependencies that are not required by the package (e.g. mtools) - Any errors dur

Okay, I tried this out, and am fairly unimpressed so far: - The installer has dependencies that are not required by the package (e.g. mtools) - Any errors during installation are not reported or handled; the installer just hangs unless you are watching terminal output - Once you get it installed, the first-run wizard has the same unwillingness to report or handle errors - The Keepod Cloud setup fails without explanation, and trying to navigate back to its beginning caused the machine to reboot At that point, I gave up trying to set anything up and looked around; it looks similar to Peppermint OS from a user's point of view, but works less well at this point. It's pretty, if you like that, and it looks like you can do with it anything you can do with plain Ubuntu --- as long as it works. I think it's encrypting data, so that's nice, but I can't be induced to care based on its "multi-facetious technology". I didn't know what they meant by that before, but after trying it, I do.