>Install was a breeze (I'd have been surprised if it wasn't these days), everything worked out the box It depends, I guess. I installed xubuntu 14.04 the day

>Install was a breeze (I'd have been surprised if it wasn't these days), everything worked out the box It depends, I guess. I installed xubuntu 14.04 the day it came out, and I was surprised that I encountered 3-4 bugs within the first hour that affected my work and about a dozen smaller bugs that, while noticeable, aren't that serious. After few years without running (x/k)ubuntu, I was surprised that stuff like language selection is broken upon release, that network manager about 20% of the time just doesn't work after booting etc etc. I always had this experience with ubuntu, and its derivatives - it looks great, and 90% of time it works great, but nothing seems to be really polished/stable. But YMMW.