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Yeah, it's quite different than Linux Mint. It's got a nicer, more rounded tablet-like interface. It's more optimized for touch screens. I installed one version on an old iMac. I had an Apple iMac from like 2015 to 2017. I don't know the exact year of it. But I had that just kicking around and Mac OS was very outdated on it. Because you know, it's like almost 10 years old. So I wiped out the Mac OS and I put Linux on it. Ubuntu is the name, or the version, whatever. And it installed just fine, and it's working just fine. I was very impressed because it picked up all the webcam and the built-in mic and the sound and the wireless. Everything was fine. I had this Dell, it's an all-in-one 22-inch computer that's got all the computer parts inside the screen. And it's touch screen. So that wasn't working at all. I was just using it as a monitor. But it's a whole computer on the inside as well. So I installed Ubuntu Linux on that one. And now I can use the touch screen and it's like a 22-inch tablet for all the different versions. Because I can pinch to zoom on it. I can scroll with my finger. I can click on things. I don't even need a mouse and keyboard hooked up to it. This is repeater station kilo kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. I have a touch screen too, and mine's working with a touch screen. I can do everything with it. That's how I'm holding this PT button with my finger.