Software: No Bloat, But Not Everything You NeedĮlementary prides itself on including “the apps you need, without To feel comfortable, especially if you’re transitioning from the Apple My takeaway, though, is that you really don’t have to do any of that You can also customized the dock and hot corners here. The notifications themselves are slick,Īnnouncing themselves with a soft “pop” and animating on the top rightĬorner of your screen before sliding away.Įlementary OS ships with several beautiful, nature-themed wallpapers. You can even customize thoseĬorners to launch a command of your choice.
You can customize all four “hot corners” of a screen, forĮxample dragging your mouse cursor to the top left to gather up yourĪctive windows, or to the top right to show the Applications menu (theseĪre apps you already have installed). There are several vibrant wallpapers included, mostly with nature Say that for average users, there was no need for customization. Ubuntu, there was very little room for out of the box customization. Installed, because compared to a distribution like Manjaro or even System, I found myself twitching a few minutes after elementary OS was Someone who loves to constantly tweak and tinker with my operating Inįact, I’d say it refines it and pares it down to utter simplicity. Linux distributions, and it inherits Ubuntu’s user-friendliness. Pleasing user interfaces I’ve used or seen in the Linux world.īonus: It’s simple to tell the OS not to collect data and history from any of your apps.Įlementary OS is based on Ubuntu, which is one of the most popular Down to the core, elementary isĬourting macOS users with its elegant and beautiful Pantheon desktopĮnvironment which embraces minimalism. With frequently used apps, to the menus in the Photos and Music softwareĪll the way to the File Manager. From the centered dock at the bottom of the screen That’s probably because more then a few design cues were It’s crisp, it’s highly readableĪnd intuitive.
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